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Kapton Heater / Polymide Heating Element
If I made my own heating element using insulated nichrome wire, could i get away with button cell batteries? considering it only has to heat up for a few seconds. (edit) would doing something like suggested here work? Nichrome Heating Element at 37 C- 68Stratocaster
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- Forum: General Electronics Discussion
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Kapton Heater / Polymide Heating Element
I have a infrared thermometer gun for the paper. The only specification is that it all has to be thin, i was thinking along the lines of multiple button cell batteries. Cant i simply just connect the heating element to a switch and batteries and when the paper reaches the desired tempreture ill...- 68Stratocaster
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- Forum: General Electronics Discussion
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Kapton Heater / Polymide Heating Element
No not really as long as it stays between 30C to 40C It will be covered by paper/ insulated and mounted behind paper. Yep the paper does but only for a few seconds as i will be using a switch to turn it on and off. Yes it needs to heat up with in 10 seconds but no it doesn't need to stay...- 68Stratocaster
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Kapton Heater / Polymide Heating Element
Hey there everyone... First of all for those who don't know what a kapton heater is, its a polyimide (KaptonTM) insulated etched foil heater. Basically looks like a etched resistor sandwiched between kapton film. Kapton Heater That being said its not easily available, let alone in...- 68Stratocaster
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