Hi,
Yes, good idea. I find so many Ardy libs around for so many things. Really flattens the uC projects implementation landscape.
Basically all that is needed is a resistor and thermistor or other temperature sensing device, maybe something that doesnt age as much like diode.
As a matter of fact, dont most uC's have an onboard comparator? Most of the PIC's i used has that, and that alone would suffice as the controller. The onboard voltage reference (or use the supply voltage if stable enough) plus the resistor and thermistor or diode and that would be it, except the heater and heater driver of course.
Yes, good idea. I find so many Ardy libs around for so many things. Really flattens the uC projects implementation landscape.
Basically all that is needed is a resistor and thermistor or other temperature sensing device, maybe something that doesnt age as much like diode.
As a matter of fact, dont most uC's have an onboard comparator? Most of the PIC's i used has that, and that alone would suffice as the controller. The onboard voltage reference (or use the supply voltage if stable enough) plus the resistor and thermistor or diode and that would be it, except the heater and heater driver of course.