DIY Geiger counter02: 00 19/03/2010, Matt Mets, electronics, brand blog

DIY Geiger counter02: 00 19/03/2010, Matt Mets, electronics, brand blog


Lets Make MarkusB robot designed this simple Geiger counter. If you've somehow come across a Geiger counter tube and want to make a detector outside, this could be what you need. Their design uses common parts, and is powered by a 5V power supply. It plans to do a search robot radiation outside it, perhaps as an atomic version of wild dogs, Natalie Jeremijenko Robotic?

All this is fine, but how does the circuit? Take a look:

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