A webpage to document and share my open-source software/hardware projects.
Geiger-Mueller tubes are the heart of “Geiger counters” which you’ve probably seen in movies or on TV- a character points a small device at a radioactive source, and it emits a static-like crackling sound, with more clicks indicating larger amounts of radiation. They work by having a pin inside of a metal tube, with the Continue Reading
I’ve made a short Octave script (Octave is the open source version of Matlab) which helps a person analyze transfer equations, of the form
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A(s) = [DC gain * zeros]/[poles] |
The control toolbox in Octave is great and offers lots of nice ways to plot a transfer function, including highlighting the poles and zeros in an x-y plane to help Continue Reading