One of my first Programs for the Flyport Module was a small Geiger Counter Software, it can be found here:
http://community.openpicus.com/forum/projects-place/887/my-first-project-wlan-geiger-counter
Today I built a small PCB for a complete Geiger Counter, including the Flypport Module.
A Flyback Converter followed by a Diode Cascade Voltage Doubler creates 400 Volts DC to power a SBM20 Geiger Counter Tube. A small transistor then shapes the Impulse from the Tube, the Impulse is counted on the IN1 Pin.
Full description (in German) can be found here:
http://www.loetstelle.net/projekte2/flgc/flgc.php
Have Fun!
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Thank you, Vohburger! We'll publish soon your project. Stay tunned!
Play with your imagination! Play with Flyport!
Hello Vohburger! We found your project very interesting, that's why we published it on openPICUS Blog. Feel free to share it with your friends!
I would also want to signal you our initiative regarding Embedded World Conference 2012: we offer the invitations for free!
Play with your imagination! Play with Flyport!