Pseudo-Medical Monitor Hand-Held External Unit Design

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UNIT
Device Interactions Port Description Connection Diagram

Hand-Held Grip and Reflex Sensor

  • Steady Hold
  • Grip Strength
  • User Response Switch
  • Vibration Generation
Pin Mapping
Line # Device Signal Function
1 3.3V Power
2 GND Power
3 MPU6050/ATTiny85 Token I2C-SDA
4 MPU6050/ATTiny85 Token I2C-SCL
5 MPU6050-INT GPIO
6 Vibrating Motor I/O GPIO
7 Momentary Push Button GPIO
8 Grip Sensor Analog

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Hand-Held Grip and Reflex External Unit

Components and Materials

Items
Device Use

Momentary Switch

Provide user response

Vibrating Motor

Provide sensory input to user

ATTiny85 Token

Identify External Unit to Main Unit

Single RJ45 Port

Connection to Main Unit

Foam Sheet

Outer Cover

Copper Tape

Conductive surface for Velostat sheet readings

Polycarbonate Tube (Size/Length/Diameter/Thickness varied according to use)

Grip Structure

Sensors

Sensors
Device Description Interface

MPU6050 6 DOF Micro Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS)

3-axis Accelerometer and 3-axis Gyroscope I2C Address 0x68 or 0x69

Velostat Pressure-Sensitive Conductive Sheet

Resistance measurement between points Analog Voltage Output

Wiring

Sub-Assembly Elements Schematic

Hand Held Unit PCB

  • MPU6050
  • Vibrating Motor Circuit
  • Velostat Wrap
  • Copper Rings
  • Momentary Switch
  • ATTiny85 Token

Assembly


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