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Temperature Sensor with Digital Output

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This is a very simple to implement Temperature Sensor. It uses LM35DT as a semiconductor temperature sensor which operates with a +5 volt DC. It produces an analog output voltage, proportional to the change in surrounding temperature in Celsius scale (2mv/C). The analog output of the sensor is then passed to the ADC0804 IC which produces an 8-bit binary output (digital output) correspoding to the analog input voltage.The digital output from ADC is then used to glow the LED which indicates the high/low logic (LED ON: Logic 0, LED OFF: Logic 1). The output of the ADC can be interfaced to a 7-segment diaply using a 7-segment driver or the digital output can be interfa visit page.

The digital output from ADC is then used to glow the LED which indicates the high/low logic (LED ON: Logic 0, LED OFF: Logic 1). The output of the ADC can be interfaced to a 7-segment diaply using a 7-segment driver or the digital output can be interfa http://www.electronic-circuits-diagrams.com/sensorsimages/sensorsckt9.shtml

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mahmoud wrote on Dec 15, 2008
i need to see the circuit od digital voltmeter using ADC0804 TO MAKE ANOTHER CIRCUIT AS AIR CONDITION FOR SENSOR.




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