Description

Prototype of an ionisation chamber-based radiation detector for OpenRelief. Designed around a Nanode but could easily make use of another Arduino-compatible board with Ethernet.
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Note that this design/code is alpha quality. Known issues include:
- Code ceases to print measurements out to the serial port if Ethernet is not connected
- No scaling in code
- Chamber design needs optimising, e.g. tweaking its capacitance
- Prototype makes use of 3 x 9v (PP3) batteries for chamber bias, and this needs replacing with an Arduino shield boost converter
Electronic design (EDA) files are KiCAD format.
Schematic

Board

This project is © Andrew Back, and is published under the terms of the Solderpad Hardware License, version 0.51 licence.