Le 06/01/2012 18:05, David a écrit :
Yes, I am inclined to agree as I suspect these devices were designed to
run in uncontrolled temperature environments.
Maybe the test would be to measure the current draw over temperature,
when the box thinks it is warm enough it will stop heating the cell and
xo and so that is where it was designed to sit. I will also save you $$s
in electricity. Downside could be that hotter parts degrade faster.
What about placing thermal insulation around the oven or even the
entire unit if the heat leakage is kept greater than the total
dissipation?
I
I would think that some well tuned passive or active thermal control
will help stability as some have reported, but I don't think going out
to cool at all costs is productive.
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