Convert electrical signal to serial I/O
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I have a geiger muller counter that is connected to a measurement
counter but I wish to log all the data continuously on to a
computer. There is some kind electrical output, and I was wondering
if a stamp could be connnected to it and convert the signal to
serial I/O.
counter but I wish to log all the data continuously on to a
computer. There is some kind electrical output, and I was wondering
if a stamp could be connnected to it and convert the signal to
serial I/O.
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process it. If it's analog, you'll need an ADC, but that's no problem
to connect. After you have the data the Stamp can send it serially any
way you'd like.
-- Jon Williams
-- Applications Engineer, Parallax
-- Dallas Office
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I have a geiger muller counter that is connected to a measurement
counter but I wish to log all the data continuously on to a
computer. There is some kind electrical output, and I was wondering
if a stamp could be connnected to it and convert the signal to
serial I/O.
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interfaced to a Stamp, then output Serial data in the format you
want.
Understanding the "electrical output" would be the first step, then
the correlation for the serial output.
Possibly someone else has a better recommendation or if you could
describe in more detail what you are doing with the serial output
this could help....
--- In basicstamps@yahoogroups.com, "henriksens2710"
<henriksens2710@y...> wrote:
> I have a geiger muller counter that is connected to a measurement
> counter but I wish to log all the data continuously on to a
> computer. There is some kind electrical output, and I was
wondering
> if a stamp could be connnected to it and convert the signal to
> serial I/O.