Re: Project PID Silvia -Melbourne
Hi, Sparky -
Im the guy with the interference issue. I want to caution folks not to rush to any conclusions, good or bad, about the Auber PID based on my CG post. I am still trying to figure out the source of the interference. Based on the lack of others reporting the problem, I have to consider that there may be something unique to my test bench that is contributing. I can report, though, that 4 units of filtering made it go away completely.
Now that I am tuned in to this a little more, I think I am now noticing a little jumping around with a 2nd, non-Auber controller. The instability with the non-Auber controller, if indeed thats what it is, has a smaller magnitude - usually varies by +/- 1F or 2F, instead of the 7F I was seeing in the Auber.
I will pass along that I have a flourescent arm lamp plugged in to the same portable outlet strip as Silvia and the controllers. As soon as I have a chance, I am going to investigate that as a possible cause.
Stay tuned...
-- JGG
Hi, Sparky -
Im the guy with the interference issue. I want to caution folks not to rush to any conclusions, good or bad, about the Auber PID based on my CG post. I am still trying to figure out the source of the interference. Based on the lack of others reporting the problem, I have to consider that there may be something unique to my test bench that is contributing. I can report, though, that 4 units of filtering made it go away completely.
Now that I am tuned in to this a little more, I think I am now noticing a little jumping around with a 2nd, non-Auber controller. The instability with the non-Auber controller, if indeed thats what it is, has a smaller magnitude - usually varies by +/- 1F or 2F, instead of the 7F I was seeing in the Auber.
I will pass along that I have a flourescent arm lamp plugged in to the same portable outlet strip as Silvia and the controllers. As soon as I have a chance, I am going to investigate that as a possible cause.
Stay tuned...
-- JGG

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