Being part electrical engineer, and part tinkerer/experimenter I have been dreaming up other ways to heat up e-juice. The first step in coming up with a new design is fully understanding the old designs. So I was wondering if anyone had any information about how hot the coils in atomizers needed to get to properly "atomize" the e-juice.
I know this will vary based on the battery voltage and the resistance of the coil as well as the cooling effect of the various e-juice mixture combinations. So I guess I am hoping to come up with a min-max temperature range to start with. Min temp would be the minimum point that vaporization can be achieved and max would be the point at which it burns to fast to be useful.
I appreciate any input.
I know this will vary based on the battery voltage and the resistance of the coil as well as the cooling effect of the various e-juice mixture combinations. So I guess I am hoping to come up with a min-max temperature range to start with. Min temp would be the minimum point that vaporization can be achieved and max would be the point at which it burns to fast to be useful.
I appreciate any input.
