oddbudman
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I'm currently in the process of testing some devices which feature a battery charger. As part of their testing process the devices battery + charger needs to be tested at a temperature of 40 degrees celcius.
I was just wondering if anyone had any ideas / links to how I could set up an enclosure that can be run at 40 degrees (and can also be adjusted).
I have a budget of around $350US.
A PC based solution would be fine as I have plenty of old PII350s lying round.
The enclosure itself does not need to be too large, I was thinking something the size of a 3foot fishtank could do the job.
I want to do this task with the least amount of time. So I would rather an off the shelf based solution over something requring extensive soldering and firmware development.
look forward to some interesting ideas.
thanks,
oddbudman
I was just wondering if anyone had any ideas / links to how I could set up an enclosure that can be run at 40 degrees (and can also be adjusted).
I have a budget of around $350US.
A PC based solution would be fine as I have plenty of old PII350s lying round.
The enclosure itself does not need to be too large, I was thinking something the size of a 3foot fishtank could do the job.
I want to do this task with the least amount of time. So I would rather an off the shelf based solution over something requring extensive soldering and firmware development.
look forward to some interesting ideas.
thanks,
oddbudman
