ggreg20-v3-homeassistant-esphome-example VS GGreg20_V3-ESP32-HomeAssistant-ESPHome

Thanks to our customers, we collected some statistics and received feedback on the different modes of use of our GGreg20_V3 Geiger counter module by users and came to the conclusion that it would be more convenient to fix the voltage in the high-voltage part of the module.

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Great news! Another of our clients connected the purchased GGreg20_V3 module to the radmon.org service The GGreg20_V3 radioactive particle detector is installed in Budapest, Pest, Hungary and connected to the service .

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IoT-devices LLC decided to contribute to the development of open source software for the Arduino platform and developed a training example in the WOKWI simulator for our popular GGreg20_V3 ionizing radiation detector module, which works in conjunction with the Arduino UNO controller.

The example repository for the GGreg20_V3 ionizing radiation detector module has been included in the list of the top-100 open source projects ESPHome / Home Assistant, curated by Awesome Open Source:

IoT-devices GGreg20_V3 Ionizing Radiation Geiger counter module under Home Assistant server with ESPHome plugin yaml-script setup example for generic ESP32. ⚠️ This repo adds an important setting: anti-jitter for the ESP32 pulse counter port. This allows you to filter out events whose duration is shorter than the deadtime of the SBM20 tube. Also, the yaml code shows how to properly configure the ESP32 port, which is used to connect the GGreg20_V3 pulse output.