ive decided to make a cubesat with the arduino nano, i have purchesed a transmitter, humidity sensor, and temp sensor. could someone write me some code so it transmitt this data via morse on 433mhz. thanks!
If you want somebody to write code for you, head over to Gigs and Collaborations; be prepared to pay.
In other sections of this forum (like this section), people help you write the code when you have problems or with hardware issues; you however have to put some effort in first.
I'm curious - is there much humidity in space?
When is the assignment due the launch date?
Pete
Wow. Very ambitious. :o
You have to use special radiation proof components otherwise it will not work. In addition, the device must resist the tremendous temperature range and G force. Forget the HW we discuss about here on the forum.
Short time ago, here in Slovakia, group of enthusiasts had started project skCUBE - on orbit since 23-JUN-2017. You can read more on http://www.skcube.sk/. There is also an EN translation.
First of all you will need some money to pay for the transportation and things around it. I think, only satellite launching to orbit was for 120k EUR.The cost of whole project was about 1,000,000 EUR.
Anyway, I do not want to discourage you. I wish you good luck and I hope you will inform about your progress.
Budvar10:
You have to use special radiation proof components otherwise it will not work. In addition, the device must resist the tremendous temperature range and G force. Forget the HW we discuss about here on the forum.
Standard off the shelf components are fine.
There are a few types of components to avoid, and wires need to be PTFE, but apart from that I see no reason why standard Arduino stuff will not work.
alfredowilsonn:
Ive decided to make a cubesat with the arduino nano, have purchesed a transmitter, humidity sensor, and temp sensor. could someone write me some code so it transmitt this data via morse on 433mhz. thanks!
Consider the task ahead of you, writing a bit of code to transmit morse is but a minor part of the code thats needed.
For instance you need to establish two way comms so that you can turn off the transmissions if requested, that is non-trivial given the distances involved.
Not sure what use a humidity sensor would be in space.
Is this for Earth orbit, or hanging from a balloon? With a balloon humidity and temperature sensors make more sense. If you are in space, how about using a radiation sensor? How are you planning on launching?