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| + | The '''Balloons Gen 1 Architecture''' was the first attempt within the Balloons Team at standardizing the form factor & electrical standards for standard-profile balloon avionics, power, and control systems. The architecture was introduced in Spring of 2016, and lasted until Spring of 2017, when it was replaced by [[Gen 2 Architecture | HONEY]], the Gen 2 Architecture. | ||
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| + | The first-ever architecture had two primary components -- the physical form factor, as well as the electrical standards. These will both be addressed individually. | ||
[[Category: High Altitude Balloons]][[Category: HABEES]] | [[Category: High Altitude Balloons]][[Category: HABEES]] | ||
Revision as of 22:52, 23 August 2017
| Gen 1 Architecture | |
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| Part of the HABEES series | |
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| Chief Designer | Kirill Safin |
| Technology Line | Balloons Core Architecture |
| Version | Generation I |
| General | |
| HONEY Standards • Venom Breakout • Fang Breakout • Board Naming | |
| Core Architecture | |
| Gen 1 Architecture • HONEY | |
| Core Avionics | |
| Oscar • Cookie Monster • Elmo • The Count | |
| Core Power | |
| Apple Turnover• Biscuit | |
| Core Peripherals | |
| Medusa • Cobra • Viper • QueenBee • ProtoBee | |
| Core Radio | |
| Macaw | |
| Test & Prototype | |
| QueenBee | |
| Guides | |
| Making a HONEY Board • Using STINGR • Using QueenBee • Making a Prototype | |
| V • E | |
The Balloons Gen 1 Architecture was the first attempt within the Balloons Team at standardizing the form factor & electrical standards for standard-profile balloon avionics, power, and control systems. The architecture was introduced in Spring of 2016, and lasted until Spring of 2017, when it was replaced by HONEY, the Gen 2 Architecture.
The first-ever architecture had two primary components -- the physical form factor, as well as the electrical standards. These will both be addressed individually.