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pic: FRC 1640's carbon fiber electronics panel
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12-02-2014, 20:50
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Re: pic: FRC 1640's carbon fiber electronics panel
That's awesome! Just remember that the cRIO chassis should not be grounded to the frame, and that carbon fiber composite is an excellent conductor. You'll need to insulate the chassis from your electrical board.
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12-02-2014, 22:18
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Re: pic: FRC 1640's carbon fiber electronics panel
The panel was laser-cut by our sponsor, EdgeCraft. One of our senior mentors works there.
We do know about the conductivity issue. We use nylon bolts to secure the cRIO and place a thin rubber sheet between the cRIO and the panel.
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14-02-2014, 14:42
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Re: pic: FRC 1640's carbon fiber electronics panel
http://www.mcmaster.com/#vibration-d...mounts/=qoz2b3
This is what we used to isolate the crio. Big style points for the hat... nice work! Tim
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