themacman33
Uses low-cost, non-microcontroller parts to automatically shut off a resistive load (soldering iron) after a certain amount of time in order to limit chances of fire, excessive power consumption, and destruction of soldering tips due to accidentally leaving a soldering iron on.
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Soldering Iron Controller
Uses a 555 timer and a self-oscillating circuit to control current output and automatically shut-off current after a certain amount of time.
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