Hi Tom,

That means a Baby Grill Device !!!, I am thinking in safety first. Maybe two
controllers working in parallel with a third one checking each others will
do the work well.  I am planning to use PC100 thermocouples ( there are very
sensitive and fast ), heath source must have an external cut off
sensor/switch to avoid overheath.
The thing is to send via RS232 any change in temperature, humidity, air flow
and maybe the beat rate of the baby4s heart to a remote workstation.

Augusto


> No.
>
> But I did once work for a company that made "Baby Incubator Controllers".
> Fortunately, it was a different division of the company (we made
> spirometers). The other division had one of their controllers malfunction
> and roasted a baby to death.  The bad taste joke was that in the future,
> they would ship a case of barbeque sauce with each incubator.  If you are
> working in this area, always think about failsafe operation.
>
> Tom
>
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