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XRAMS PCS Implementation
User End:
GUI
Flow Chart GUI Controller
In order to get an X-ray, the user has to go through the following steps:
- Open Visual Studio (version 2019).
- Open the “X-Ray Source GUI” (.sln) (mentioned below).
- Run the code (Press “Start” in the taskbar).
- Go to “Connect to Arduino”
- Press the “Connect” button in the red box.
- Turn on the vacuum pump manually
- Go to “Filament”, and press the “CMD OFF” button to turn on the filament.
- Go to “High Voltage”, and press the “CMD OFF” button to turn on the high voltage power.
- Go to the diagram to monitor the incoming data from the photodiode sensor
NOTE: when you pressed any button, the button color should change from “RED” to “green”, which indicates that the device had changed its status.
Plant End:
Anode
Arduino
- Power circuit breaker: Turns on/off all the system (220V)
- Vacuum Pump switch: Turns on/off the vacuum pump
- Controller: The controller used is Arduino UNO. A USB 2.0 Cable type B is used to connect the X-ray plant and the control station. It is used to control the relay box according to the operator’s command (from the user-end GUI) and send back the data coming from photodiodes (sensors).
- Relay kit: Controlled contacts (2 channels).
Related Sites/Items
System Specification |
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Mechanical Design |
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Process Control System Spec./Design |
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Mechanical Realization |
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Process Control System Realization (PLC+GUI) |
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System Test Specification |
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System Testing |