“This general-purpose power micro controller features:
- Wheatstone Bridge front-end
- New Texas Instruments INA823 instrumentation amplifier
- Accurate Texas Instruments REF2030 1.5/3V dual reference voltage source (<0.05%, 1.5 ppm/°C typ.)
- 48-pin STM32G0B1CE 512kB Flash, 144 kB RAM MPU
- Popular Waveshare 18179 128x64 1.3” OLED display
- STLINK-V3 mini and STLINK-V2 debug connectors, Segger J-Link mini supported.
- Rotary encoder and EEPROM
- Small dimensions - only 85x50mm
Optional components:
- USB socket, can be used as a power source
- Real Time Clock (RTC) with quartz crystal oscillator
- Miniature battery or supercapacitor for RTC and memory backup
- Opto-isolated serial port (RX/TX)
- I2C port
- Two buffered DACs
- Larger Waveshare 14747 128x128 1.5” RGB OLED display
- Two potentiometers for fine-tuning (gain and zero)
The device has been designed to be easily configured - e.g. here as a Weller WSP80 station/controller powered from a standard 30V/5A bench power supply. I have built this universal controller to test some design concepts and have used it intensively for over a year as a Weller WSP80 soldering iron controller.
Published schematic includes probably the final 3rd version, slightly improved over what is presented on the pictures (2nd version). Controller can be easily configured to work with any NPT/PPT thermistor or a thermo-couple.
Language: C/C++
Environment: VS Code or Cube IDE, Cube MX (see VS Code Environment Setup)”