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Revision as of 11:40, 27 June 2006
Wireless Protocol
The host will be able to send each robot velocity, direction, and shoot directives, at with the time alloted between each sample of the playing field by the overhead camera. In such way the enitre system (host, camera, and robot) will behave as a real-time system. The robot will send its current error status, battery voltage, wheel velocity, unique ID, and whether or not it has the ball to the host but not in real-time.
Data Rate calculations
These will need to be redone.
Articles
- Linx article on protocol design
- Paper on the Cylical Redundancy Check error checking algorithm (CRC)
- Enitre book on protocol design, a bit dated though like 1990 dated
- Berkeley article on wireless protocol design. Gives a real world example of how to design a wireless protocol.
- Ohio University article. Details an intresting communications method
