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Why use a Diode with a Heater? image Why use a Diode with a Heater?
A robust design can be achieved using a diode in series with the heating element.
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Zoned Versus Distributed Wattage - Definition and Application image Zoned Versus Distributed Wattage - Definition and Application
In the heating industry we are often asked what is the difference between a distributed wattage heater and a zoned heater. These
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Scrambling an Egg image Scrambling an Egg
Having a little fun, Jared McPherson shows how to cook scrambled eggs using a Heat Touch 200 inline air heater.
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Surface Heaters - an Overview image Surface Heaters - an Overview
A detailed overview of mica surface heaters including sizes, shapes, common uses and voltage ratings.
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Why Does Watt Density Always Come Up When Discussing Heating Elements? image Why Does Watt Density Always Come Up When Discussing Heating Elements?
Watt density is a useful measure when considering the various types of heating elements available. Tutco-Farnam Custom Products manufactures open coil heating elements which are generally used to heat a gas flow, such as air or nitrogen.
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How Much Wattage do I Need? image How Much Wattage do I Need?
By following a few rules-of-thumb you can determine the wattage requirement for your application.
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Grounding Your Heaters image Grounding Your Heaters
​Grounding is often treated as an afterthought, but not all grounds or ground connections are the same. Too often we just assume that any ground connection will be a ‘good’ one.
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