the firmware of my soldering iron just crashed
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Then please, enlighten me: why would there be a need to have a soldering iron to have enough computational power to have reason to allow a change in firmware, assuming it can’t be done more simply in hardware alone?
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sure. two main reasons. - if you're soldering something important, you want the temperature to stay within very tight bounds while varying the heat input by two orders of magnitude. this is normally done with a PID loop. oh, don't forget per-tip calibration too.
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