Could you please check if there is a 'military certified' version (125degC) of the chip, and could you if so PM me a link to the chip (Mouser/DigiKey)? (So i can replace the chip)
I have a printer with heated chamber that prints PC and PEEK if the chamber can reach 110-125.
Thanks for making this great sensor, i received it and cannot wait to try it! Ill recommend your great sensor as much as possible!
For anyone having this 'problem'; you can best just put a 'ry thermal cutoff fuse' of like 77degC or lower in between the power wires. It will break the circuit at that temp and then turns on again below, so it never is on when at a too high temp.PS. If you get one, get a few, as with a heated high temp printer you should protect all electronics with a fuse somewhere, so if stuff might go sideways you are safe a powered off printer:)
85 degree Celsius is the max working temperature for BDsensor, because of the chips inside the sensor.😀