Raspberry Pi -  P-HAB ( High-Altitude Balloon)

 
£91.99

  

  

The product will be available after completing successful flight tests results      will be posted here,  the Balloon launch day we apply at 4 Jun 2014.

 

1. 04 Jun 2014 Balloon launch  Detail    

2. 07 Jul 2014 Balloon launch   Detail     More photos from sky

3. 13 Jul 2014 Balloon launch   Detail    function test fly

4. 20 Jul 2014 Balloon launch  Detail    function test fly

5. 27 Jul 2014 Balloon launch  Detail    function test fly

 

 3.3V HAB Detail

Ready for sell now    23 Jun 2014  Detail

This project is used for  balloons to explore the edge of space. Collecting temperature, humidity, altitude, pressure data sending back through a FM Transmitter and saving all logs into the SD card. Also it can take a photo every 30secs  and then saving it  into  the SD card.

 

The project use

1. ublox-7Max GPS module

2. Radiometrix NTX2B 434.xxx Mhz 10mW modules.

3. TMP102 temp sensor to monitor Raspberry Pi temperature

4. BMP085  Barometric Pressure/Temp/Altitude Sensor

5. DHT22   / AM2302  Digital Temp & Humidity Sensor

   or i2c HTU21D   Digital Temp & Humidity Sensor

6. DS18b20 Temperature sensor

7. TRACOPOWER 5V & 3.3V (TSR-1-2433 & TSR-1-2450) DC/DC converter

  (DC input Min 6.5V )

    up to 96% efficiency - No heat-sink required ( for longer battery life)

     5V provide to Raspberry Pi & Rs Pi P-HAB module board

 Test 1 in Normal Freezer   -24 degree Celsius    6 x AA Energizer Lithium 

           --  5 Hours 10 mins

8. Raspberry Pi Camera kit ( take photos save into SD card)

 

 

 

 

  

 

GPS antenna & FM antenna &

USB SDR Encoder (RTL2832U-based DVB-T devices (RTL-SDR)

 


the eduhab.py send GPS location, tmp102, DS18B20, BMP085, DHT22 information through FM UHF Transmitter,  the eduhab.py have 3 commands

eduhap.py -s   short data stream mode  send GPS location and BMP085 Temp only ,

                        but all logs save to SD card

eduhab.py -p             send data  also take photos every 30sec

eduhab.py -c  prid      change the data stream "twick" to "prid"

 

 

   

  log file save in SD card

 

  data format

  EDUHAB1,00:33:27,253,52.472775,-1.90956,11,1,149.5,-24.3,57.6,-23.2,990.8,188.4,1.0,22.8

 

  EDUHAB1     callsign

  00:33:27  TIME        

  253          LOG COUNTER

  52.472775,-1.90956       latitude, longitude   GPS location

  11       satellites           ---  ublox Max 7Q GPS module   

   1        flightmode        ---  ublox Max 7Q GPS module      

   149.5     altitude         ---  ublox Max 7Q GPS module

  -24.3 -24.3 -24.3       temp          DHT22  - Temp   External       GPIO17

  57.6        humidity        DHT22 - Humidity          GPIO 17

  -23.2       temp2              BMP085   - Temp   External     i2c adress 77

  990.8      pressures2       BMP085  -  Pressure               i2c adress 77

  188.4      alt2                   BMP085   -  altitude               i2c adress 77

  1.0          temp3            TMP102    -  on board Temp     i2c address 49

  22.8         temp4            DS18B20    - Temp External      1-Wire GPIO 4

 

  Tracking using a SDR software defined radio (SDR)

 

  Run sdrsharp.exe and you will see the following window:

 

 

 

 open DL-Fldigi, click Configure → Sound Card Click Capture → SDR(Virtual Audio   Cable)

  You should now be able to click on the payload as normal and decode :

 

  received data with checksum ok

 

 

 

received data with checksum error

 

 

  short data stream mode 

 

 

full data stream mode 

 

 

Track balloon online

 

 

 

Raspberry Pi & P-HAB board inside the box

 

  Test & Monitor program

  Win 7  sdr-inatll.zip    dl-fldigi-dl3.1   VBCABLEDriver_PAck42b

 WinXp zadig   scr-install-xp.zip

 

  eduhab.tar      User Manual

                    

Package Content

  1x Rs-Pi P-HAB-hv01 board

1x manual 

  

 
 

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