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lab:pigi:software [2014-05-24 10:38] – [pyGI Server] chrono | lab:pigi:software [2017-03-25 13:08] (current) – [Convert CPM to uSv/h] chrono | ||
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==== pyGI Server ==== | ==== pyGI Server ==== | ||
- | The pyGi server component is implemented in python and uses the RPi.GPIO python library to take care of handling the interrupts, generated by the impulses coming from the PiGI. A LevelDB instance stores the collected data and websockets are used for the distribution of live and historical data to connected clients (webGI). Naturally, it also provides an HTTP module to deliver the actual webGI client, so that any device/ | + | The pyGi server component is implemented in python and uses the RPi.GPIO python library to take care of handling the interrupts, generated by the impulses coming from the PiGI. |
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+ | A LevelDB instance stores the collected data and websockets are used for the distribution of live and historical data to connected clients (webGI). | ||
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+ | Naturally, it also provides an HTTP module to deliver the actual webGI client, so that any user can access | ||
==== webGI Client ==== | ==== webGI Client ==== | ||
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===== Notes ===== | ===== Notes ===== | ||
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==== INES Scale for reference ==== | ==== INES Scale for reference ==== | ||
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<x>D = R * conversion factor</ | <x>D = R * conversion factor</ | ||
- | So to get from cps to µSv/h (only units here, not really a correct equation): | + | So to get from cpm to µSv/h (only units here, not really a correct equation): |
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