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Here's a proof-of-concept implementation of a i2c-based fly-by-wire throttle setup.

Its very similar to the i2c sensor network prototype, but it uses a servo for the output instead of a gauge.

The accelerator pedal is an arcade unit from happ electronics. its been in my parts bin waiting for the day I turn it into the foot control of a DIY tig welder.

video

here's a descriptive video on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tciLgdMQsOE

code

here are the sketches:

• http://jason.pepas.com/code/i2c-fly-by-wire-throttle-prototype/Orchestrator.pde
• http://jason.pepas.com/code/i2c-fly-by-wire-throttle-prototype/Servo.pde
• http://jason.pepas.com/code/i2c-fly-by-wire-throttle-prototype/Sensor.pde

hex

here's the hex:

• http://jason.pepas.com/code/i2c-fly-by-wire-throttle-prototype/Orchestrator.cpp.hex (atmega168)
• http://jason.pepas.com/code/i2c-fly-by-wire-throttle-prototype/Servo.cpp.hex (atmega168)
• http://jason.pepas.com/code/i2c-fly-by-wire-throttle-prototype/Sensor.cpp.hex (atmetga328p)