Questions tagged [overheat]
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BLDC motor and bullet connectors getting hot
I am using the following components:
Lemon RC 3S-2200mAh 25C/ 50C (burst) LiPo battery
Readytosky 80A ESC
DYS D2726-6 BLDC (2200kV BLDC motor)
I am testing out the components with 1045 (10 in, 4.5 ...
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Reflow soldering with temperature-sensitive components and without a reflow oven
I need to assemble and test a rather large (40x30 cm) board with single sided SMD parts, Sn Ag Cu solder (officially 217°C melting point). Usually I place group after group of components and locally ...
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When running a wireless charging circuit, my power supply whines and the transistor gets super hot even though everything works, is anything wrong?
I created a wireless LED power circuit to drive adafruit wireless LEDs.The circuit works great, LEDs are fully lit but my desktop power supply lets out an awful whine whenever its running (it normally ...
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Transformer overheating issue
I have been using a 500 VA step down transformer, whose primary voltage is 2 phase 415 V and secondary voltage is 230 V. The issue is that the windings are getting overheated, without being overloaded ...
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L9110 motor driver burning after some random time
I did a quick prototype of a plotter (two motors for x and y axes, one servo for the pen up/down).
I'm using a L9110 module (dual H bridge board) to control the x and y motors. The power supply for ...
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Why is my FOD3180 getting hot until it dies?
I've built a circuit that helps me translate TTL pluses coming from an rotary encoder into HTL pulses needed for another device.
I use a FOD3180 to get a push-pull output and a SFH6206-3T that allows ...
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ESP8266/ESP-12F gets damaged when powered by LDO (LD1117v33) every time
Every time I connect a new ESP8266 (ESP-12F) to a new LD1117v33, as long as I insert an ammeter in between, it runs fine. It consumes about 70mA during normal running, and almost 0mA when in deep ...
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IMU ST LSM6DSL getting boiling hot (i2c)
So I designed this custom PCB with a ESP32 and an IMU ST LSM6DSL over i2c. Everything is running at 3.3V.
However, when I initialise the IMU in the firmware and start reading it in normal mode at ...
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Reason behind coil melting
Today I managed to melt the ignition coil of my RC engine. First let me describe my circuit, I have also created a diagram, however I could not find all the parts in the designer so I think some ...
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Boost converter Ic extremely heats up when trying to switch using Mosfet
In Case 1, the converter works fine but in the other case it heats up extremely.
Tried same using a PNP nosfet and it heats up the same as soon as load is connected.
12v 1A router is used as a load ...
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My soldering station's iron is rated for 70W, can I modify a 75W one to work with it?
I have an Aoyue 936A soldering iron rated at 24V/70 watts.
I came across a cheapo soldering iron rated at 24V/75W and rewired it according to the pinouts of the original one. The thermocouple readings ...
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Potentiometer sizing
I have a 12vdc on automobile trying to install potentiometer for an 7amp cooling fan. I would like to control the the speed. I've purchased a a 2watt 100ohm potentiometer and it's running hot to touch....
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PWM motor control, MOSFET getting very hot
I have problem driving a high current DC motor (RS-775 24V-12V 80W), the MOSFET getting very hot when I use PWM signal.
I'm using Raspberry Pi 3 b+ to generate PWM signal at (pin 8) which connected to ...
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Thin wire overheats, thick wire allows too much current to flow
I'm currently building a mini lathe to turn wood. I am using a 12v motor and I was experiencing some initial problems with the thin wires I was using; they overheated instantly.
I then changed to 14 ...
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How to fix an overheating Arduino nano?
I have an Arduino Nano and when I power it either via USB or VIN it heats up very quickly. Before it started to overheat I heard a spark but didn't see which pin sparked and I think that's the problem....
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ESP12F (esp8266) every program is running okay but it's warm/hot
I have esp12F that programmed with USB-TTL from arduino IDE
The wires setup during program is running
USB->ESP12F
RX->TX
TX->RX
3V3->VCC
GND->GND
While on GPIOs of ESP12F
RST->VCC
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I'd like to know if I can push 40 volts at 3 amps through an IRLZ44N MOSFET?
I already have the datasheet, it states it can handle 50 volts at 50 amps but I'm worried about spikes since I'm using it to switch the primary side of the transformer at 70 Hz and it will be a square ...
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Reduce Overheating of an old Audio Video Receiver - Harman/Kardon 3500
Because good AVRs are super expensive, I got one cheaply from a friend. It works really decently, but recently it started to turn itself off after a while. With my technical background I looked into ...
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LM311 overheating
I breadboarded the circuited below. Within seconds of operation, both the L7805 and LM311 start to overheat very badly.
I tought it had something to do with the coupling capacitor or the AC signal so ...
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MIC28515 overheating with high input voltage
I've designed this MIC28515 buck regulator based on the manufacturer schematic reference. I'm planning to run it at 70VIn
I'm doing the tests with @ 5V 2A load Temp(Amb) = 20C.
When I set a VIn of ...
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Can I run a 2xAAA battery device on a 5 volt USB device without the motor burning out?
Just wondering and I don't want to waste parts if it will just burn out if I have it plugged in too long.
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Can a voltage higher than 5V be applied to the 28BYJ-48 (5V) stepper motor?
I want to automate my roller blinds by using an ESP (NodeMCU) and I was thinking of using a stepper motor.
I had a 28BYJ-48(5V) stepper motor laying around with the ULN2003 driver it came with.
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24 V transistor switch acting strangely
I am working on a project to switch a spring-applied brake (datasheet, page 84, MCNB 2GR) using a Teensy 3.5.
I only have limited electronics knowledge and am struggling with weird behaviour from the ...
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BLDC 3phase motor. The resistor 5W 0.1 ohm to ground very hot when motor working at 250Hz
Any one help me on this my issuse.
I have a BLDC 3 phase motor controler similar to this Schem here encloses. When the motor working at 150Hz everything is ok. But if it is works at 250Hz then the ...
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ULN2003 IC , should I stack it or should I divide the load?
I am trying to drive 7 led strips.
I saw in the datasheet that the ULN2003 IC can supply 500mA per channel. In reality this would be limited due to heat dissipation by the IC.
Should I drive 3 led ...
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UPDATE - How to prevent overheating of my ebike system?
I have a Li-ion battery pack 18650 cells with a BMS, 10 in series by 7 parallel. The pack I bought was defective from day one and had a 7 cell row that got hot when charging now I just repaired the ...
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P-Channel MOSFET high side switch in an MPPT buck converter gets very hot with no load
I am a novice working on an MPPT solar charge controller. Q5 mosfet (SUP53P06) gets very hot even when I have no load attached.
The circuit is just like below except I have no current sensors in it ...
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Switching regulator overheating
I am using LM2576T as a regulator in my design.
I made a circuit by the datasheet, but I haven't connected the diode (I haven't got any at the moment).
Could it be a reason for switching regulator to ...
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What caused these crystals to grow on overheated PCB?
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This is a picture of a screw terminal on a 3d printer mainboard that overheated or caught fire, likely due to a loose connection or overcurrent. One thing that caught my eye is the crystal ...
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Carry 2A over AWG28
I'm looking at a (relatively popular) slip ring which uses AWG28 wires and has a rated current of 2A/channel. However, this chart suggests that AWG28 is only capable of carrying 0.226A for power ...
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Overheat from voltage dividing circuit?
I want to create a circuit that is capable of delivering 1V, 3A from a 5V, 3A power supply.
To do this im using a voltage dividing circuit with a 1k ohm resistor (r1) and 220ohm resistor (r2). The ...
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How to test desert (Dubai-like) conditions when you are in a temperate climate
I would like to stress test an electronics device in desert (think it like Dubai) conditions, such as 40-45 degrees Celsius = 100+ degrees Fahrenheit with direct sunlight and zero humidity. I live in ...
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LTC3780 DC-DC 5-32V converter: sudden fault and overheating
I have planned to build a variable voltage DC power supply based on the LTC3780 DC-DC 5-32V converter. I guess you are familiar with the converter, but I am attaching and image for illustration:
I ...
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Is there a method to know the temperature value of a microcontroller? [closed]
I want to know if there is a method to know the temperature of the microcontroller to avoid its over heat.
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PCB female jack and power supply male melted
I've been working in my thesis project which consist on a PID controler to mantain a certain temperature in a case. The heater module is made of two 40W-12V 3D printer resistors and one 15W-10 Ohm ...
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12V lighted rocker switch getting hot even without load
Is it normal that 12v lighted rocker switches get hot even when the load is not connected? Attached is the schematic and the PCB layout for such switch: https://lcsc.com/product-detail/Rocker-...
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Which power supply to use for Raspberry Pi? High voltage Low current (10V, 1A) or low voltage high current supply (5V, 2A)? why? [closed]
As far as the official specifications are concerned an rPi can be powered with supplies from 5V to 12 V. Typical current for 5V supply is 2A. Total power required for an rPi is 10W roughly.
Raspberry ...
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Need good and thin heat conductor without electrical conduction
I have a 3D printer with magnetic hot plate and steel sheets. One side of the sheet is uncovered (bare metal) and with the usage the sheet scraped some parts of the heatbed PCB mask resulting in ...
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Why is the linear voltage regulator going hot although within its specification?
I'm having an issue with my NCP718 voltage regulator overheating to the point of thermal shutdown. I have attached a photo of my schematic. I am inputing ~15-20v and outputting 4V from the reg. The ...
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Is exceeding Opamp Common Mode Voltage safe?
I understand that when you exceed an Opamps Common mode voltage limit that the output will no longer be reliable. And that this limit is often a bit less that the supply rails. But would slightly ...
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Overheating LM386
I am still trying to build a simple audio amplifier using the LM386. I also found some older LM386 in my department, since my previous batch may be corrupted.
Using this circuit I rebuilt it using a ...
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Is a 12V voltage step-up USB to 4-Pin PC adapter safe to use in an enclosed space for extended periods of time? [closed]
I am interested in using an adapter cable such as this to power a 4-Pin fan through usb:
The fan specifications are as follows:
Now, my question is this - Is something like this safe to use for an ...
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MCP1700 voltage regulator instantly overheats and starts to smoke, no load
Newbie question. I have a MCP1700-3302E LDO voltage regulator to power ESP8266 using a 3.7V battery.
However, as soon as I connect the negative lead to the ground pin and the positive to Vin the ...
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LM7805 heating up
I maked a schematic for trigger a siren 12v by a signal from Raspberry Pi (GPIO18 PWM 3.3V).
All the circuit is powered by a power source of 12v 15A (see the image below).
SCHEMATIC UPDATED:
It's ...
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Why do the capacitors inside the inverter heat up?
I'm having a problem with the inverters of textile machinery. The machine I work with is the Rieter brand Ring machine and the main inverter, the part is defined as 75 kw U1. 12 units 2200 uf 400 volt ...
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Motors overheating with DRV8835
We have a problem with the DC motor driver DRV8835 that we have soldered to the black PCB attached below (4). Prior to this driver, we were using L293D h-bridges to run these DC motors and never ...
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3-way solenoid valve gets hot
I have this Bosch 3-way valve that I use in a hydronic system.
If I run 12V to energize the valve, it gets very HOT!
Is that normal with such valves?
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LF33CV voltage regulator overheating
I'm trying to turn on a laser (3.3v - 4.5v, 100mw) using a 9v battery and LF33CV as voltage regulator(TO220 package, 3.3v output). After 20 seconds the voltage regulator is getting so much hot. I was ...
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Is it possible to desolder the bond wires by overheating a chip?
I was trying to solder some VQFN packaged chips for the first time using a hot air gun, because that's all I have. I set the temperature to rougly < 350°C and startet the process. Sometimes it ...
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lm35 Temperature Readings are not right after sealing with Hot-melt adhesive (How mush has it Soldering max Temp toleration ?)
I need to seal the LM35 temp sensor so, I used this device for sealing it:
The code I have used are:
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