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@ -34,6 +34,8 @@ Ideally, I will have the rice cooker serve an API, which my Orange Pi will bounc
For now though, I am away from home, working, so I can't do anything on this for at least another 2 weeks, probably 3. For now though, I am away from home, working, so I can't do anything on this for at least another 2 weeks, probably 3.
Many of my parts have arrived (rice cooker, thermistors, relay, and NodeMCU), so once I get home, I can hit the ground running. Many of my parts have arrived (rice cooker, thermistors, relay, and NodeMCU), so once I get home, I can hit the ground running.
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# Thoughts # Thoughts
## Heating ## Heating
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The contents of the rice cooker should be considered when heating/cooling, as they will absorb the heat and thermal lag will be an issue. The contents of the rice cooker should be considered when heating/cooling, as they will absorb the heat and thermal lag will be an issue.
If possible, look into either weighing the contents for a rough approximation (hard/complicated) or use recipe provided portion sizes to calculate the thermal capacity of the contents (water, mainly). If possible, look into either weighing the contents for a rough approximation (hard/complicated) or use recipe provided portion sizes to calculate the thermal capacity of the contents (water, mainly).
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# API # API
I tentatively (with no real experience designing them) plan on my API being something like the following. I tentatively (with no real experience designing them) plan on my API being something like the following.