Gallery Ice2040 Hackaday Io Device uses vintage soviet sts 5 geiger tube to measure ionizing background radiation and report it back with mqtt client or http server, via wifi network. Capitalizing on this phenomena, [anton haidai] has put together a quick hack which turns the esp8266 into a “geiger counter” for wifi. rather than detecting radiation, the gadget picks up on.
Gallery Haxpresso Hackaday Io To do that, you’ll need a way to measure radiation. instructables user prabhat has a tutorial explaining how to build one of the most feature packed geiger counters we’ve ever seen. this is actually a multi function device that combines a geiger counter, dosimeter, and radiation monitoring station. Wifigeiger is equipped with i2c rtc chip, which allows it to properly timestamp measurements, even if at the moment there is no internet connection allowing access to the ntp server. Hackaday.io is the single largest online repository of open hardware projects. have an idea for a new art project, hardware hack or startup? find related projects and build on the shoulders of giants. start with nothing more than an idea. document your progress as you move forward. Wifi enabled geiger müller counter gallery created by maciej witkowiak •07 07 2019 at 15:07.
Gallery Bbtc Hackaday Io Hackaday.io is the single largest online repository of open hardware projects. have an idea for a new art project, hardware hack or startup? find related projects and build on the shoulders of giants. start with nothing more than an idea. document your progress as you move forward. Wifi enabled geiger müller counter gallery created by maciej witkowiak •07 07 2019 at 15:07. When a high voltage (typically 380–420v) is applied to the geiger–müller tube, the tube does not conduct electricity under normal conditions. however, when a radiation particle interacts with the tube, it briefly conducts a current, producing a pulse. Going up? about us contact hackaday.io give feedback terms of use privacy policy hackaday api do not sell or share my personal information © 2025 hackaday. A simple diy geiger counter with the following features. 1. detects alpha, beta and gamma radiation 2. theoretical range of 0 10000 counts second (cps) with autoscaling and dynamic averaging for responsive counts minute (cpm) displays 3. displays immediate and accumulated dosage 4. displays counts and roughly estimated sivert values 5. In this project we will use a gm tube, combined with some environmental like humidity temperature and particular matter sensor, to develop a iot node publishing measurements to mqtt broker. the design is based on nina w106 wifi bt4.2 open cpu module from u blox.
Gallery Pocket Integrator Hackaday Io When a high voltage (typically 380–420v) is applied to the geiger–müller tube, the tube does not conduct electricity under normal conditions. however, when a radiation particle interacts with the tube, it briefly conducts a current, producing a pulse. Going up? about us contact hackaday.io give feedback terms of use privacy policy hackaday api do not sell or share my personal information © 2025 hackaday. A simple diy geiger counter with the following features. 1. detects alpha, beta and gamma radiation 2. theoretical range of 0 10000 counts second (cps) with autoscaling and dynamic averaging for responsive counts minute (cpm) displays 3. displays immediate and accumulated dosage 4. displays counts and roughly estimated sivert values 5. In this project we will use a gm tube, combined with some environmental like humidity temperature and particular matter sensor, to develop a iot node publishing measurements to mqtt broker. the design is based on nina w106 wifi bt4.2 open cpu module from u blox.
Gallery Wican Hackaday Io A simple diy geiger counter with the following features. 1. detects alpha, beta and gamma radiation 2. theoretical range of 0 10000 counts second (cps) with autoscaling and dynamic averaging for responsive counts minute (cpm) displays 3. displays immediate and accumulated dosage 4. displays counts and roughly estimated sivert values 5. In this project we will use a gm tube, combined with some environmental like humidity temperature and particular matter sensor, to develop a iot node publishing measurements to mqtt broker. the design is based on nina w106 wifi bt4.2 open cpu module from u blox.
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