Message boards : Science : Detector's schematics&firmware
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It exists the possibility of release the detector's schematics & firmware to DIY crafting???? | |
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http://radioactiveathome.org/en/ and click "Detector" ? ;p | |
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Is it necessary the "CTC-5/SBM-20" GM tube or any other that uses 400v, like SI-3BG, could work?? | |
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Any tube will work, but the data will be completely different due to tube characteristics. | |
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That's my concern; if I build a detector with a cheaper GM-tube, could that deteriorate the project´s data quality?? | |
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That depends on the tube. | |
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Also, the new detector possible get bootloader, so we get possibility to maintain firmware in detectors - this can help also supporting other tubes. | |
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Ok then, I'll build(or try it) the detector using the SBM-20 tube. | |
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The second post in this thread suggests the latest hardware design is available from http://radioactiveathome.org/en/, just click "Detector". More recent posts from project admins suggest revisions have been made since then. I would appreciate a definite yes or no answer to the question of whether the above link provides the latest revisions or not. If not, is it possible to obtain the latest hardware design and software, please? | |
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The "detector" section describes v2.5 hardware, which was the last v2 revision. It's compatible with v2.51/2.52 firmware. | |
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Thanks for that info, TJM, it clears a lot of confusion and wondering. | |
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