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Project logs / Re: Simple Soldering Iron Driver (SSID) with Arduino PID Con
[quote author="thiagogualchi"]Hi Bruno, could you pls, send me the changes that  was made for hakko 907?[/quote]

Hello, the main difference is at the sensor type of the soldering iron.
Hakko907 uses a thermostatic instead of thermocouple.

Due to a lack of knowledge (at that time) I used a simple voltage divisor on the sensor.
There are two cons on that: measurements could be better (but is is ok anyhow), and a high current drain due to low resistor series.

My next project is a simple change using an opamp LM358 to get  better resolution and low current drain. I will provide it ASAP.

My current project on "SSID06" (corrected) folder:
http://https://www.dropbox.com/s/q9zffpwiuw6r4xv/Soldering%20Station%20MOD.rar?dl=0

I realized the LM7809 was heating too much, so I placed a heatsink on it. In order to monitor temp of the heatsink, I placed a LM35 temp sensor sticked on the heatsink. I made a change on the code, so when the 3 buttons are pressed at the same time, I can see the internal temp on the display.
Some other small changes on the code were made. I dont remembar all now, but it is working very well.

Let me know if you need any help.
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Project logs / Re: Simple Soldering Iron Driver (SSID) with Arduino PID Con
Hello All.
I have done this soldering station here. Works fantastic. Congratulations, by the way.
However, I am using a hakko 907 genuine. It uses an thermostatic sensor instead of thermocouple.
With some code and hardware changes it is working very well.
Here is the thermistor vs temp relation:

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fTemp = -146.9*pow(fVoltage,6) + 2235*pow(fVoltage,5) - 14005*pow(fVoltage,4) + 46255*pow(fVoltage,3) - 84791*pow(fVoltage,2) + 81850*pow(fVoltage,1) - 32536;

Where the sensor wires are just in a volt divisor with a 100 ohm resistance.

I just woould like to know why there isnt any capacitor on 7809 schematic dc regulator.

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