tailieunhanh - DIY Instruments for Amateur Space Sandy Antunes

What can you measure and what are your limits when orbiting in space? Learn about what physical quantities you can measure and what types of sensors you can buy or build. We cover the 5 essential design limits as well: power, bandwidth, resolution, computing. and legal limitations. Explore what you can play with using your own personal satellite. | Project Book DIY Instruments for Amateur Space Whether your picosatellite is watching the Earth or gazing at stars you need to know what you re sensing. This do-it-yourself guide explains what you can measure and the constraints on those measurements when you re orbiting the Earth. Learn exactly what physical quantities you can measure and how to plan your sensor loadout. The perfect follow-up to DIY Satellite Platforms our primer for designing and building a picosatellite this book takes you beyond just flying a camera in space and shows you what data you can gather and play with using your own personal satellite. Learn about all the sensors you can select for your mission Get acquainted with key electronic communications protocols I2C TTL SPI analog and digital Find out how much more your instruments can see when they re above the atmosphere Understand how to calibrate sensors and how to pick the signal out of the noise Determine the optimal data acquisition rate for your available bandwidth 1 . . 1 ___________ Look at off-the-shelf sensor hardware and CPU choices such as Arduino Purchase the ebook edition of this MAKE title at and get free updates for the life of the edition. Our ebooks are optimized for several electronic formats including PDF EPUB Mobi and DAISY all DRM-free. US CAN ISBN 978-1-449-31064-6 DIY Instruments for Amateur Space Sandy Antunes O REILLY Beijing Cambridge Farnham Kôln Sebastopol Tokyo .