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Alot People always struggle at having large prints sticking not very well to the print surface, as maybe some peolple know the actual MK1/2/3 heatbeds always have a uniform heatingzone, but with this the heat is for sure always more at the center than at the outer parts.

So i thought, why not make two heating zones. one center with less power per cm² than the second one on the outer corners with more power ?

Note: the following drawing is only a sketch of it, as i`m no electronics guy, i don`t know anything of the right layers and stuff.


  

    
      
    

    

    

    
        
    

    

    

    
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the most outer line ist just the dimension of the bed, not a heating circuit.

Maybe someone knows a little bit more if this concept will work.

Chri</description>
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            <description><![CDATA[ Yes, or just to make it with two circuits and then to make it switchable between 12 or 24 volts, like on the dualpower heatbeds.<br />
I just can`t make such a PCB, i can only spend the Idea of it.<br />
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Chri]]></description>
            <dc:creator>Chri</dc:creator>
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            <description><![CDATA[ An interesting idea, certainly worth looking into and experimenting further. Keep in mind that the final resistance of the PCB heatbed (when hot) should be such that you get 10A from a &lt;12V supply i.e. the resistance should be under 1.2 Ohms when the heatbed is hot.]]></description>
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            <description><![CDATA[ Hy guy`s<br />
<br />
Alot People always struggle at having large prints sticking not very well to the print surface, as maybe some peolple know the actual MK1/2/3 heatbeds always have a uniform heatingzone, but with this the heat is for sure always more at the center than at the outer parts.<br />
<br />
So i thought, why not make two heating zones. one center with less power per cm² than the second one on the outer corners with more power ?<br />
<br />
Note: the following drawing is only a sketch of it, as i`m no electronics guy, i don`t know anything of the right layers and stuff.<br />
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the most outer line ist just the dimension of the bed, not a heating circuit.<br />
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Maybe someone knows a little bit more if this concept will work.<br />
<br />
Chri<br/>]]></description>
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