My guess is it is just a small sensing device. A thermistor that is wired into the processor.
With code written around it.
Example:
If HeatSink is >= ShutDownStart then start HeatIndicator
That would give a buffer between shutting down after showing the indicator. Not sure what language is used.
The thermistors are tiny and can be attached anywhere in the camera, I assume to the sensor.
And many many lines of code leading up to the shut down.
We used to do this daily, also linking the code to the GUI interface.
My guess is it is just a small sensing device. A thermistor that is wired into the processor.
With code written around it.
Example:
If HeatSink is >= ShutDownStart and < ShutDown then start HeatIndicator
That would give a buffer between shutting down after showing the indicator. Not sure what language is used.
The thermistors are tiny and can be attached anywhere in the camera, I assume to the sensor.
And many many lines of code leading up to the shut down.
We used to do this daily, also linking the code to the GUI interface.
My guess is it is just a small sensing device. A thermistor that is wired into the processor.
With code written around it.
Example:
If HeatSink is >= ShutDownStart and < ShutDown then start HeatIndicator
That would give a buffer between shutting down after showing the indicator. Not sure what language is used.
The thermistors are tiny and can be attached anywhere in the camera, I assume to the sensor.
And many many lines of code leading up to the shut down.
We used to do this on a daily, also tying it in to the GUI interface.
