Temperature Control of a Hot Plate Using Microcontroller-Based PWM Technique

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Tabinder Akter
Tabinder Akter
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Md. Fazlul Huq
Md. Fazlul Huq
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Farzana Alam
Farzana Alam
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Md. Afzalur Rab
Md. Afzalur Rab
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Dr.Md.Habibur Rahman
Dr.Md.Habibur Rahman
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The temperature of a hotplate used for prebaking, post baking, dehydration baking etc. changes with time. But, in baking purpose the temperature should remain constant. This work concerned with the designing a new and cost-effective microcontroller based PWM temperature controller to control the temperature of a hot plate. PWM controller has been selected because it has faster and accurate response than the conventional on-off controller. Here, the microcontroller senses the zero crossing of the line voltage and generates a pulse for every half-cycle. The width of the pulse is adjusted to change the firing angle of a TRIAC. The TRIAC is interfaced with the microcontroller circuit using an opto-coupler. The temperature of the hot plate can be increased or decreased using two push-button switches. The preset temperature will be saved in EPROM of microcontroller and displayed on an LCD display. The temperature of the hot plate is sensed by a thermocouple and fedback to the microcontroller. The microcontroller keeps the temperature constant by changing the firing angle of the TRIAC. The system has been constructed and tested successfully.

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Tabinder Akter. 2012. \u201cTemperature Control of a Hot Plate Using Microcontroller-Based PWM Technique\u201d. Global Journal of Research in Engineering - F: Electrical & Electronic GJRE-F Volume 12 (GJRE Volume 12 Issue F6): .

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The temperature of a hotplate used for prebaking, post baking, dehydration baking etc. changes with time. But, in baking purpose the temperature should remain constant. This work concerned with the designing a new and cost-effective microcontroller based PWM temperature controller to control the temperature of a hot plate. PWM controller has been selected because it has faster and accurate response than the conventional on-off controller. Here, the microcontroller senses the zero crossing of the line voltage and generates a pulse for every half-cycle. The width of the pulse is adjusted to change the firing angle of a TRIAC. The TRIAC is interfaced with the microcontroller circuit using an opto-coupler. The temperature of the hot plate can be increased or decreased using two push-button switches. The preset temperature will be saved in EPROM of microcontroller and displayed on an LCD display. The temperature of the hot plate is sensed by a thermocouple and fedback to the microcontroller. The microcontroller keeps the temperature constant by changing the firing angle of the TRIAC. The system has been constructed and tested successfully.

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Temperature Control of a Hot Plate Using Microcontroller-Based PWM Technique

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