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| − | = | + | The fiber heating box is a large styrofoam box with a hotplate inside designed to convectively heat fibers to the appropriate bending temperature of about 180 degrees Fahrenheit. |
| − | In order to regulate temperature in the box there are five distributed thermistors, which report the air temperature to a LabView program. | + | |
| + | =Temperature Control Program = | ||
| + | In order to regulate temperature in the box there are five distributed thermistors, which report the air temperature to a LabView program. Instruction and program logic can be found on [[Temperature Control Program]] | ||
=Temperature Data= | =Temperature Data= | ||
Revision as of 18:28, 2 December 2015
The fiber heating box is a large styrofoam box with a hotplate inside designed to convectively heat fibers to the appropriate bending temperature of about 180 degrees Fahrenheit.
Temperature Control Program
In order to regulate temperature in the box there are five distributed thermistors, which report the air temperature to a LabView program. Instruction and program logic can be found on Temperature Control Program
Temperature Data
This page shows temperature data beginning in March 2015.
Box Pictures
Box with Cover Down
Cover of Box
Inside the Box
Thermistor Wires on Side of Box
