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Aion Terminology
Ali Sharif edited this page Apr 24, 2018
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To keep a simple and easy to use nomenclature, two terms are used AION and Amp. The standard unit prefixes are used in front of the terms to display the decimal place.
10-9 will be frequently used as it is the decimal unit of measurement for the cost of NRG (as GWEI is for ETH), as such Amp is introduced as the unit. (Ex: NRG price: 10 Amp)
Power of 10 | Unit |
---|---|
100 = 1 | AION |
10-1 | dAION (deci-AION) |
10-2 | cAION (centi-AION) |
10-3 | mAION (milli-AION) |
10-4 | |
10-5 | |
10-6 | uAION (micro-AION) |
10-7 | |
10-8 | |
10-9 | Amp (or nano-AION) |
10-10 | |
10-11 | |
10-12 | mAmp (milli-Amp) (or pico-AION) |
10-13 | |
10-14 | |
10-15 | uAmp (micro-Amp) (or femto-AION) |
10-16 | |
10-17 | |
10-18 | nAmp (nano-Amp) (or atto-AION) |
Basics
Kernel Configuration
- Build Aion kernel from source
- Installation & Configuration
- Command Line Interface
- Graphical Interface
- Database
- Internal Miner
- Genesis Block
- Aion Seed Nodes
- JSON-RPC API Docs
For Developers
- How to load/debug project to IntelliJ IDEA
- Aion Code Conventions
- Migrating from Ethereum
- Precompiled contract details
- Troubleshooting the kernel
- Aion P2p Specifications
- Aion transaction Specifications
- Aion pending state and the transaction pool
Tutorials
- Importing Accounts
- Kernel Deployment Examples
- Reverting to Previous Blocks
- Application Development
- Enabling-HTTPS-for-JSONRPC
- Enabling Secure connection for Aion Java API
Modules