New pocket geiger counter based on PIN diode
8 years 10 months ago - 8 years 10 months ago #3154
by jnissen
New pocket geiger counter based on PIN diode was created by jnissen
Interesting new kit. May be able to get it to communicate with the system here?
https://www.sparkfun.com/products/14209
https://www.sparkfun.com/products/14209
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8 years 10 months ago #3155
by Simomax
Yes, this could be used with Radmon/Radlog. I'm not sure if you could feed the pulse output directly into an audio input on a PC or whether it would need some simple electronics to lower the level suitable for the PC audio input. I suspect the latter as the pulses are probably around 5v and the audio input is about 1v. It could also be connected to a microprocessor such as an arduino or RPi and then the readings sent to Radmon directly or via a PC.
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Replied by Simomax on topic New pocket geiger counter based on PIN diode
this sensor has a simple pulsed output that can be used with any microcontroller.
Yes, this could be used with Radmon/Radlog. I'm not sure if you could feed the pulse output directly into an audio input on a PC or whether it would need some simple electronics to lower the level suitable for the PC audio input. I suspect the latter as the pulses are probably around 5v and the audio input is about 1v. It could also be connected to a microprocessor such as an arduino or RPi and then the readings sent to Radmon directly or via a PC.
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