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Temperature Control Program (view source)
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Page by: Andrew Sampino. [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kvr5SAzwku0C_omK3opcn3POhYtX439FDeV5j-wp36I/edit#heading=h.kg5papt11axq Logbook]<br/><br/>
The temperature control program is a LabView VI, which checks and regulates the temperature of the [[Fiber Heating Box]]. Once the program is initiated it will turn on the hotplate in the heating box and regulate the temperature until either the box gets dangerously hot or a user has indicated a stop or stop condition. The program outputs commands to a netbooter, which is the hotplate's voltage source, and reads inputs from thermistors through a DAQ.
The temperature control program is a LabView VI, which checks and regulates the temperature of the [[Fiber Heating Box]]. Once the program is initiated it will turn on the hotplate in the heating box and regulate the temperature until either the box gets dangerously hot or a user indicated stop condition has been met. The program outputs commands to a netbooter, which is the hotplate's voltage source, and reads inputs from thermistors through a DAQ.
The front panel displays a waveform chart, which will display each temperature measurement, digital temperature and time displays, and various controls to set parameters.
The front panel displays a waveform chart, which will display each temperature measurement, digital temperature and time displays, and various controls to set parameters.