SpaceSalmon - Revision history

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2021-07-02T06:01:42Z

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	Space Salmon is the second generation (by some counting) rocket flight computer developed by SSI. It was preceded by the [[Skybass]] flight computer.		Space Salmon is the second generation (by some counting) rocket flight computer developed by SSI. It was preceded by the [[Skybass]] flight computer. In 2019, it gained a fishy younger brother, [[ThunderGuppy]].

	SpaceSalmon built on the previous generation SkyBass flight computer. Unlike SkyBass, which was a rectangular PCB that mounted vertically I'm the vehicle, Space Salmon was built onto a circular disk-shaped PCB, which fit into the rocket horizontally. This disk stacking arrangement (known coloqially		SpaceSalmon built on the previous generation SkyBass flight computer. Unlike SkyBass, which was a rectangular PCB that mounted vertically I'm the vehicle, Space Salmon was built onto a circular disk-shaped PCB, which fit into the rocket horizontally. This disk stacking arrangement (known coloqially

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 [https://github.com/stanford-ssi/SpaceSalmon/blob/master/doc/SpaceSalmon_2.0.pdf The Schematics and Layout are Here]
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+=== Hardware Features ===
 [[File:Salmon.PNG|500px]]

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	[https://github.com/stanford-ssi/SpaceSalmon The Code Lives on Github]		[https://github.com/stanford-ssi/SpaceSalmon The Code Lives on Github]

	[https://github.com/stanford-ssi/SpaceSalmon/~~raw~~/master/doc/SpaceSalmon_2.0.pdf The Schematics and Layout are Here]		[https://github.com/stanford-ssi/SpaceSalmon/blob/master/doc/SpaceSalmon_2.0.pdf The Schematics and Layout are Here]

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	[https://github.com/stanford-ssi/SpaceSalmon The Code Lives on Github]		[https://github.com/stanford-ssi/SpaceSalmon The Code Lives on Github]

			[https://github.com/stanford-ssi/SpaceSalmon/raw/master/doc/SpaceSalmon_2.0.pdf The Schematics and Layout are Here]

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2019-04-18T08:28:59Z

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	The avionics stack used two 12-pin headers for electrical connection between boards. The A-Stack carried power, arming, and data bus lines, while the B-Stack carried charge activation lines downward to the bulkhead.		The avionics stack used two 12-pin headers for electrical connection between boards. The A-Stack carried power, arming, and data bus lines, while the B-Stack carried charge activation lines downward to the bulkhead.

			[https://github.com/stanford-ssi/SpaceSalmon The Code Lives on Github]

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2019-02-07T07:07:34Z

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2019-02-07T04:50:33Z

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	Space Salmon is the second generation (by some counting) rocket flight computer developed by SSI. It was preceded by the [[~~SkyBass~~]] flight computer.		Space Salmon is the second generation (by some counting) rocket flight computer developed by SSI. It was preceded by the [[Skybass]] flight computer.

	SpaceSalmon built on the previous generation SkyBass flight computer. Unlike SkyBass, which was a rectangular PCB that mounted vertically I'm the vehicle, Space Salmon was built onto a circular disk-shaped PCB, which fit into the rocket horizontally. This disk stacking arrangement (known coloqially		SpaceSalmon built on the previous generation SkyBass flight computer. Unlike SkyBass, which was a rectangular PCB that mounted vertically I'm the vehicle, Space Salmon was built onto a circular disk-shaped PCB, which fit into the rocket horizontally. This disk stacking arrangement (known coloqially

2019-02-07T04:49:41Z

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	Space Salmon is the second generation (by some counting) rocket flight computer developed by SSI.		Space Salmon is the second generation (by some counting) rocket flight computer developed by SSI. It was preceded by the [[SkyBass]] flight computer.

	SpaceSalmon built on the previous generation SkyBass flight computer. Unlike SkyBass, which was a rectangular PCB that mounted vertically I'm the vehicle, Space Salmon was built onto a circular disk-shaped PCB, which fit into the rocket horizontally. This disk stacking arrangement (known coloqially		SpaceSalmon built on the previous generation SkyBass flight computer. Unlike SkyBass, which was a rectangular PCB that mounted vertically I'm the vehicle, Space Salmon was built onto a circular disk-shaped PCB, which fit into the rocket horizontally. This disk stacking arrangement (known coloqially