Out-of-this-world fashion with function: clothing or accessories for earth or space wear!
Every space traveler – even the robotic ones – should feel? their very best during the journey, infused with the very best data and technology available. Earthlings can follow suit. Design a space data-tech-fashion wearable in the form of clothing or accessories that will collect or distribute data and technology in the following categories:
Design for Interconnectivity (staying more connected to team, community, and tools)
Design for Health (biometrics, physical and emotional health, and/or environmental alerts)
Design for Entertainment (sights, sounds, music, activity)
This submini USB scope is based on a Atmel Tiny45 cpu and cost less than 55 LE with a homemade pcb
It has 2 analog inputs and can supply 5V on the 4 pins header on the right. One of the inputs can be scaled down with the trim pot.
The firmware in the Tiny45 is written in C and compiled with Winavr and usb source code from obdev. As you can see, there is no crystal , the software sync the internal 16.5Mhz pll clock with the USB clock.
The cost with a home made pcb is around 55 LE.
Of course, do not expect 1Gs/s HID does not alow that data rate ! But it is using a 10bits AD.
It has been designed to plug into a project breadboard so there is no need for a power supply.
On this board it is used to test a high precision light sensor.
Bill of material
1 Led (any)
1 R for led, from 220 to 470 ohm, smaller is brighter
2 R 68 ohm on USB D+ & D-lines
1 Pull up R 1.5K for USB device detection
2 Zener 3.6V for right USB signal levels
2 Bypass caps 100nf & 47uf
2 filter caps on analog inputs ( from 10nf to 470nf or nothing, up to you)
1 or 2 trimpots on analog inputs to scale your voltage to AD range (1.2V or 2.5V by software )
1 USB socket (A,B, mini, you chose)
1 Atmel Tiny45-20.
Books :
avr simply
The C language programming
MORENO-MASTERS-REPORT
http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/oco2/index.html