Federico Zanardi
- May 16, 2015
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Hi guys. I'm a new user and this is my first post in this forum. I'm gonna realize an optical sensor, precisely a turbidimeter and for doing it I need to idealize a low power consumption method to warm a test tube containing a liquid. I've to get a steady final temperature of 60°C with a maximum current consumption of 0.8 Ampere. Furthermore the sensonr is obviously a small device, so I need to a solution which is not cumbersome.
My first idea was using a Peltier Cell, but this is not the true way cause of the elvated quantity of Ampere necessary to get my final target.
Could someone suggest a smart way for solivng this problem?
Thanks for the attention. Have a nice day,
Federico
My first idea was using a Peltier Cell, but this is not the true way cause of the elvated quantity of Ampere necessary to get my final target.
Could someone suggest a smart way for solivng this problem?
Thanks for the attention. Have a nice day,
Federico