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Phase power regulator with microprocessor control

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It is a simple device that was designed to regulate the power of the soldering iron powered by 230V.
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A typical synchronization with the net for PC814 was used. The device is controlled by triac with MOC3021 unsecured – what makes the system operates incorrectly at less than 15% (control is not linear, its threshold is in %). It needs to be checked with an oscilloscope. Setting value (from 0 to 100) is multiplied by 100us giving triac delay (from 0 to 10ms max).
The system has a transformerless power supply, so that the board is relatively small, single-sided, some SMD components, the rest threaded:



And the pictures:



The system actually has a very wide application – it may be used to adjust:
  • soldering iron power 230V
  • brightness of bulbs light
  • heaters power (heat sink required)
  • drills, jigsaws and similar devices speed
Moreover, after replacing 3 resistors, it can regulate the heating power of independently heated soldering iron at 24V, or even as a simple controller of a phase welding machine.
A video of the device operating:


Note! The system voltages are hazardous to human health and life!

Link to original thread (useful attachment) – Fazowy regulator mocy ze sterowaniem mikroprocesorowym
 

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