Overview
The NY-D01 100A Spot Welder Control Board is an industrial-grade digital controller designed for DIY resistance welding machines. It uses an onboard microcontroller to precisely regulate the welding time (cycles) and welding current (intensity) via a powerful 100A Silicon Controlled Rectifier (SCR). Equipped with a dual-digit red display, it gives you complete visual control over your pulse parameters, preventing weak welds or dangerous battery burn-throughs. It is the gold standard component for transforming a scrap microwave transformer into a professional battery pack production station.
Key Features
Dual Parameter Digital Display: Two bright red digital displays show your exact time settings (1–50 cycles, 1 cycle = 20ms) and current settings (30%–99% power range).
Heavy-Duty 100A SCR: Outfitted with a massive 100A thyristor to safely switch high-power AC transformer primaries.
Optocoupler Isolation: Complete electrical isolation between the high-voltage AC circuit and the low-voltage control circuit ensures maximum user safety.
Onboard Synchronization: Features precise zero-crossing detection to guarantee smooth SCR triggering, reducing electrical noise and transformer chatter.
Industrial Adjustments: Uses two rugged, onboard potentiometers for rapid field adjustments without complex menu diving.
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
| Model | NY-D01 (100A Version) |
| Control Component | 100A SCR / Thyristor |
| Operating Voltage | 9V – 12V AC (Strictly AC Transformer Required, No DC) |
| Time Input Range | 1 – 50 Cycles (1 cycle = 20ms) |
| Current Input Range | 30% – 99% Duty Cycle |
| Display Color | Vibrant Red Dual LED |
| Trigger Interface | Foot Switch / Micro-switch Terminal |
Wiring Warning & Setup Notes
AC Power Only: The board logic runs on a 9V to 12V AC power transformer (not a DC power adapter). A DC supply will power the LEDs but will not trigger the SCR because the timing relies on the AC sine wave zero-crossing.
Heat Dissipation: The 100A SCR must be mounted to a proper aluminum heatsink if you plan on doing rapid, high-frequency welding runs.


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