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--- m0duls [2012/11/21 00:39] – [avr m0dul] fubbi
+++ m0duls [2013/02/09 12:12] (current) – fix typos sec
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 ====== Intro ======
-This page is intended to list avaiable hardware components for the [[r0ket]].
+This page is intended to list available hardware components for the [[r0ket]]. [[m0dul#hardware|Hardware/interface description at m0dul]]
 ====== Registry ======
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 ==== avr m0dul ====
-{{https://dl.dropbox.com/u/30575569/IMG_20121121_001912-1.jpg?200}}
+{{https://dl.dropbox.com/u/30575569/IMG_20121121_001912-1.jpg?300}}
 Description: Finished AVRISP-Firmware for r0ket.
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-The launch m0dul enables the r0ket to launch rockets (fireworks). SS3 is used as GPIO to switch a relay using a NPN transisor, the relay switches 12V to a 2 Ohms reistor (11W) + heating wire (cut from an old hot air gun) which starts glowing (using about 3 Amps) and ignites the rocket. Here a video of the beta version (using hackerbus instead of m0dulbus and normal wire+matchstick instead of the heating wire) in action: http://vimeo.com/34415508
+The launch m0dul enables the r0ket to launch rockets (fireworks). SS3 is used as GPIO to switch a relay using a NPN transistor, the relay switches 12V to a 2 Ohms reistor (11W) + heating wire (cut from an old hot air gun) which starts glowing (using about 3 Amps) and ignites the rocket. Here a video of the beta version (using hackerbus instead of m0dulbus and normal wire+matchstick instead of the heating wire) in action: http://vimeo.com/34415508
-SS3 was chosen because it seems to be low by default currently - but be careful, if that's not the case your rocket might launch while plugging in the m0dul already... Best pratice should be to connect 12V supply and insert the rocket only in safe launch locations - or even better, not use this m0dul at all...
+SS3 was chosen because it seems to be low by default currently - but be careful, if that's not the case your rocket might launch while plugging in the m0dul already... Best practice should be to connect 12V supply and insert the rocket only in safe launch locations - or even better, not use this m0dul at all...
 For the next version I plan to use an i2c gpio chip to be able to connect several launch units. There's now about 1 year of time to finish that project. And add some wireless launch function using a second r0ket...
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 ==== Ethernet ====
-Description: Make the r0ket connect to your favourite Network :-) -- Currently in planning
+Description: Make the r0ket connect to your favorite Network :-) -- Currently in planning
 Link: [[m0dul-ethernet|ethernet m0dul]]