DIY-WB Output Voltage Scaling

Bruce nacelp at bright.net
Sun Aug 26 03:02:29 GMT 2001



FWIW,
the decison to go analog on the DIY-WB was to keep it doable for everyone.
Digitial should be an outgrowth of it, but that also takes it to the stage
of being for the few rather then the many.
  Heck look at all the comments about soldering, never mind PICs and Stamp
programming.
Bruce




From: "Bob Wooten" <r71chevy at earthlink.net>
Subject: RE: DIY-WB Output Voltage Scaling
> Peter,
> I guess that I was not paying enough attn, I did not see the curve (it did
> not occur to me to check it out).  the more that this gets developed, the
> more I think that this is a very good application for a Basic Stamp or
Basic
> X.  we have just started using them @ work & I have one here that I have
> used to turn on & off LED's.  Mind you I am not a genius when it comes to
> this stuff, but it seems that this would be a great application for this.
I
> can get small RAM's for next to nothing & DACs for a small fee.  the thing
> that cost the real money is the controller itself. the advantage here is
> that I can add in a table for linearizing it & have it do the math for me
> right down to the accuracy of the look up table itself.  We just got a
> couple of serial displays for test equipment, that were pretty cheap.
> I think that once I have my DIY WB up & running I am going to try to
emulate
> it with the stamp & see if I cant get the heater algorithms close to what
> the DIY WB is doing.  I think that once I get that fingered out the rest
is
> cake.
> Just thinking out loud.
> BW


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