congratulations, you created an oven.
Serial is SGGC15250393. Can you tell me when it was produced?
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I got no doubts it will work for what he wants it to do, but a lot of effort and I would like to see the heat affect to it as well, be interesting.
You don't have to explain that. As ham radio operator I smell RFI from a mileRFI can be generated by virtually everything
congratulations, you created an oven.
Here we go...Certainly looks like it.
@Hex Please post temperature readings with the shielding on.
Unfortunately the datasheet only declares ambient temperature and max. storage temperature, nothing you can really work with.Temperature of processor 69.1 with open case is just 0.9 degree below Operating Ambient Temperature
TOPR -10 ~ 70 manufacturer declare in datasheet.
Already documented here:So what is ambient temperature inside camera while processor is 69 and diode is 78 on idle when opened?
The ambient temperature inside camera was obviously also room temperature.The measurements are taken at room temperature (~23°C) and when the camera was running a few minutes.
No NTCs, only type-K thermocouples, but it shouldn't matterCan you put NTC inside, close case and measure that?
Drive in the afternoon
Start
Temperature near the camera: 54°C
Temperature inside the camera: 54°C
Stop (after 15 min drive)
Temperature near the camera: 23°C
Temperature inside the camera: 35°C
So it looks like I forgot one important point regarding cooling the camera: Ventilation and AC from the car.
It seems like the cam is getting actively cooled inside the car![]()