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Project logs / Re: My HAKKO classic and T12/T15 soldering controller
I checked the tips and they are unscathed. god! (wink)
now that everything is correct then why the amplifier doesn't work correctly!?
What's wrong with it? eek! what the ...
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60mV is a bit high for this opamp (will give you arround 10 on the 10 bit ADC), but is more or less enough to show that opamp is OK.
I don't know what more to say.[/quote]
Thank you.
Probably I have to use ohm law to make my soldering iron.
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And two link:
http://http://www.hkepc.com/forum/viewthread.php?tid=1956917
http://http://bbs.hifidiy.net/thread-400486-1-1.html
And this intersting station:
http://http://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/OLED-Digital-Soldering-Iron-Station-Temperature-Controller-For-HAKKO-Handle/1709846_32289765975.html
[quote author="sparkybg"]Connect Vout and GND together. Output from the amp should go from full 5V to almost zero. If it does, your amplifier is OK and sekk for the problem elsewhere. If it doesn't then something with the amplifier is not right.
I don't know how to help more. I only had minor and easy to resolve problems when assembling this project. It ran more or less flawlessly when I assembled it for the first time. The firmware was far more challenging then hardware.[/quote]
Which Vout? you mean this in this circuit?:
I have to connect it to +Heat in fact, Am I right? ok, I connected it to GND and I have 60mv in the output of Op-Amp.
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No, I'm measuring it when the heater/thermocouple is connected to the amplifier. :(
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I have forgotten to connect "-Heat" to common ground. I just connected it and now I have another problem. I have about 250mv on "+Heat" (I measured it by an DMM(Digital MultiMeter)). Why? I have connected a 100nf cap and 100uf cap between "-Heat" and "+Heat" but couldn't help me. all parts of my soldering iron are completed save this part. my Op-Amp is MCP6V07.
the circuit is this:
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I have a question. Can I use this type of amplifire to amplify the output of the thermocouple?

Why haven't you used this type of amplifire?
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I changed the supply to this:

Breadboard Power Supply with 3.3v & 5v Outputs
And applied the heat and I got the output as I expected!! then the problem is the switching supply! any idea to solve this problem?
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About the idea - it is not an idea, but a better arrangement of the parts. In your schematic the 10n capacitor is not doing anything, and you will have to put a higher voltage capacitor. When you rearrange the schematic as I said, the capacitor is doung a real job, filtering the input voltage, and hever has a higher voltage than 0.7volts on it. :)[/quote]
Ok, when the +input is 25.7, the output is 14.8(and osilating around it) and when the +input is 26.4mv, the output is 14.8(and osilating around it again). the input is changing when I apply the heat(the +input is about 27-28mv when I apply heat) but nothing for the output! :(
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Done but result wasn't good(actually your idea didn't work). I just got a small amount between 4mv and 2mv in the output of the Op-Amp (it didn't change due to heating. I mean it showed me the amounts as I didn't apply heat). I did all things you said and applied heat by light to the tip.
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http://http://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/174934/the-op-amps-dont-work-correctly-for-this-circuit-thermocouple