Roach in a balloon....

Just an idea if some engineer wants alot of work to do. One could put a whole 
ROACH into a tiny circuit board these days using the new Xilinx ZYNQ chips. It 
is a multi-chip module w/ high end Xilinx and 2 ARM cores. It would of course 
require recompiling all the ROACH IP for use w/  ARM. But the resulting 
hardware would be small, and not use alot of power.  It would be a fun project.


Tim Madden
Argonne Lab

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Has anyone flown a ROACH board on a high altitude balloon?  Did it work?  Did 
you make any engineering changes for this challenging environment?

Thanks,
Ben
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