Electronic Shoot-Out Game
by David Grimm and Scarlet Halabi Advisor: Steve Gutschlag The senior project is an Electronic Shoot-Out Game that simulates the 19th Century gunfighting practice. It involves laser signal transmission, reception, and processing. The game is composed of two main systems: a Laser system and a programmable Microprocessor. The Laser system is embedded in the weapon (a revolver--6 shots), and
consists of a transmitter and receiver. The gun uses a class 1 laser that
transmits a 1kHz modulated pulse, and if enough energy is detected by the
receiver in the 1kHz region, a hit is registered by the control circuitry.
At that instant, the control circuitry disables the trigger in the weapon,
and the notification of the hit is transmitted to the microprocessor. The
microprocessor keeps track of the shots being fired (limit is 6 shots),
records the number of hits scored on each player, and records which player
got hit.
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