Arduino Spot welder
STDArduino Spot welder
License
:TAPR Open Hardware License
Description
A spot welder is a device that is used to wield two metals sheet together without any filling material. It is also known as resistance welding, where two or more metal sheets are welded together by applying pressure and heat from an electric current to the weld area. The main power source will be a 6000mah battery.
Supplies
- A Poudell Spot Welder V1 Pcb
- 0.96-inch OLED displays.
- Rotatory encoder Module.
- Arduino Pro mini.
- Reisistors 10ohm, 220ohm, 1K, 10K, 4.7K, 20K
- SS56 Schottky diode
- 5V relays
- Transistors
- 3pin terminal block
- Optocouplers.
- Footswitch.
- Welding electrodes.
- 10 AWG flexible silicon wires.
- 5000Mah or 6000Mah battery with 60C or more Discharge rating
The Power Circuitry regulates the high voltage from input parallel jack or battery terminals to the 5V which powers the OLED, Arduino, relays and rotatory Encoder.
External relay Switching circuitry is there so that if you don't have mosfet bank, you can actually use an automotive relay instead of a MOSFET bank. Learn to make a spot welder from an automotive relay from the link below.
There is also a relay for AC switching so with this design and PCB, you will be able to use this as a timer circuit to make a spot welder from Hacked Microwave oven Transformer.
We actually have the Mosfet bank for Battery Spot Welding. Remember, all the power MOSFETs must be of the same batch and of same number with low Rds.
we have a footswitch, and rotatory encoder as the Inputs and we have a 0.96-inch I2c OLED to display all the parameters.
and at the last, the Arduino Pro mini microcontroller processes all the information and actually acts as the brain of the system.
Others are just passive components to support the other electronics. But hey, you don't need to bother with the circuit and PCB as I have already done this for you
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