I am Hardware design Engineer and Hobbyist working on IoT project for Agriculture, House hold devices, Power Electronics devices, industrial robotics and smart devices. I am delighted to be as a participant in this "Experimenting with Therm...
I'm Vishwas. I work as a Senior Research and Development Engineer at Tejas Networks, a leading Network equipment manufacturer here in India. My work revolves around the design and development of complex FPGA based high-speed boards for the networ...
In this post, I will provide some details about the first project for this challenge: a device to recover some otherwise-wasted heat from the boiler fumes
1. Fume energy extractor
The heating system in my house has two main zones. Ground floor (whe...
1. Introduction
Thermal Guard (OHD) are temperature-sensing switches composed of a magnet and a temperature-sensing soft ferromagnetic substance called Thermorite. This material’s saturation magnetic flux density decreases as the temperature in...
In my last post, I thought that the blog would go quiet until the final results roll in … but then I got thinking one day and that led to a few things that deserved to be mentioned. As a result, I’ll take the time to use this blog post t...
Having applied the thermal switches to a simple project and various short torture experiments, it is now time to revisit the main event – the cycle torture experiment. In order to understand the data better, I will have to delve in to some comp...
About Me
I am a junior year Electrical Engineering undergraduate student who usually falls behind electronics and from my early days, I am fascinated by electronic stuff and curious on what goes into making(breaking) them. I remember breaking down th...
Introduction of Myself
I am a Full-Time Electronic Product engineer. I am always eager to learn about new technologies And I Will Share The Knowledge with college underGraduates and Others. During The Weekends I will Do Experiments On Electroni...
Introduction
This challenge includes two blogs - this introductory blog that introduces me and my experimentation plans and a final blog that documents what was accomplished in the experimentation challenge.
Short Technical Biography - Who am I?For t...
i haven't used a lot of thermal switches before although i did have a memorable incident on it. Many years ago, my brand new Philips blender stop working after i continuously use it for a minute or so. i thought it is spoilt. to my amazement it turns...
In the previous blog, I received the thermal switches and examined them closely, refining my experiment and performing some initial characterisation exercises by testing the temperatures at which they actuated and their contact resistance. In this bl...
Experimenting with Thermal Switches
thermal switches to maintain the temperature of an electroplating solution:-
About Myself: -
I run a business of manufacturing electronics goods for consumers and for trainees’ engineers. A lot of time I prot...
Self-Intro:
I am Karthik Rajagopal, pursuing my UG course on Electronic Engineering. I am currently working as a Hardware Engineer in a Start-up company as a part of my Internship. I have come across a lot of designs and design constraints in e...
Good morning, or afternoon, or whenever (or wherever) you are viewing this. My name is Gordon Margulieux. After 40+ years as an EE HW/SW/Test engineer with Hewlett-Packard, Micron Technology and Garmin AT, I semi-retired to beautiful...
About me
Hello everybody!
Nice to meet you. I am a software engineer but, because of my expertise (which is an edulcorated way to say I am old), I am more on the management side of software development. During my spare time, I like to make my project...
Thanks to element14 and Kemet for selecting me as one of the ten chosen to receive the thermal switch kit for the Experimenting with Thermal Switches Design Challenge. In this first blog, I will detail a little bit about myself, my interest in therma...
