induction load test

Feb 20, 2009 @ 1:23 AM
Tested the first induction suppressing circuit. 

Induction Load Test by you.

Without the the little circuit that is resting on power supply, the 2nd relay board would have froze.  I was opening and closing the valve to my heart’s content.  Heck yeah!  Now to create at a minimum 7 of them as that is how many food valves I have.  I have 4 done and 17 circuits prepped to be made.

I’ll create a cool demo of the circuits now with compressed air now I know I can open and close without failure.

Now that I have that crossed off my list, now I need to buy a touch screen now that I can use with a finger on the cheap.

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Ray Feb 28, 2009 @ 12:32 PM

# re: induction load test
Hi Clint, I see that you have gone for plastic food boxes for cases and connections using spade connectors. I did similar for my first project, but decided I needed cases that are more family friendly (with conventional plugs and sockets) for my current relay board project. However I have spent days trying to machine rectagular socket holes in ABS boxes without melting problems, so perhaps your food boxes and spade connectors are not such a bad solution.

Clint Mar 26, 2009 @ 11:33 PM

# re: induction load test
@Ray: I went with something I quickly could replace if I destroyed something.

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