How would one go about developing their own soldering iron? #2113
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Hello. Not sure if this is the exact answer, but there was a pretty similar discussion relatively recently, so probably you could start here first. P.S. I'm not a professional hardware electronics engineer, but in my humble opinion 8A is a total overkill. I use Pinecil V2 with a EPR/PPS power brick via PD3.1 240W supported USB-C cable, and 98W (28V * 3.5A, for long tips) and 126W (28V * 4.5A, for short tips) is more than enough, at least with pretty solid thermocontrol & stability provided by Pinecil V2. |
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How would one go about developing their own soldering iron, are there any example pcbs you could orient yourself by? should i just basically copy what the pinecil is but use a bigger mosfet?
Me and some friends want to develop and make a soldering "iron" which is just a usbc input and aixun handle output, with the electronics inbetween, so you could use up to 24v at 8a, this would of course require a bigger fet, but other than that, it shouldnt require much reimagining, other than adjusting the pcb layout and some of the code probably...
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