ABPS - Arduino based power supply

ABPS is an Arduino based power-supply which can be used for manage any electronic system power, like micro-computers (Raspberry Pi, BeagleBone, etc).

Contributors

Cyrille TOULET, cyrille.toulet@linux.com

The state machine

The power system is defined by the following state machine.

The default entry state is OFF, but we can use a persistent memory to restore the system to its last state after a power interrupt.

+----------+       Press & Release       +------------+
|   OFF    | --------------------------> |     ON     | <-------------+
+----------+                 ,---------> +------------+               |
     ^                      |                  |                      |
     |                      |                  | Press while(T)       |
     |                      |                  v                      |
     |                      |            +------------+               |
     |                      +----------- |    IDLE    |               |
     |                         Release   +------------+               |
     |                                         |                      |
     |                                         | T >= IDLE_TIME       |
     |                                         v                      |
     |                                   +------------+               |
     |                                   |   REBOOT   | --------------+
     |                                   +------------+     Release
     |                                         |
     |                                         | T >= IDLE_TIME + REBOOT_TIME
     |                                         v 
     |               Release             +------------+
     +---------------------------------- | POWER_DOWN |
                                         +------------+

Actions

• OFF [Press & Release] -> ON:
  • Power down
  • Switch off the LED
  • Bip one time
• REBOOT [Release] -> ON:
  • Power down
  • Switch off the LED
  • Bip one time
  • Wait a moment
  • Power up
  • Switch on the LED
• REBOOT:
  • Blink the LED
• REBOOT [T >= IDLE_TIME + REBOOT_TIME] -> POWER_DOWN:
  • Power down
  • Switch off the LED
  • Bip two times