Here is an Arduino experiment with a famed linear active thermistor chip MCP9700A from Microchip Technology Inc. The chip comprises an analog temperature sensor that converts temperature to analog ...

We have two thermistors that we're going to model. One is an epoxy-covered thermistor with long leads, and the other is an automotive (Honda) coolant temperature sensor. Neither has any technical ...

Plug that into your Arduino and boom, temperature (and humidity!) readings. ... throw the ADC out entirely and sample an analog thermistor using digital IO.

The sketch assumed that NTC Thermistor with 10k resistance at 25 degree Celcius and B parameter of 3950 to be used, if you have an Thermistor with 100k value, you may need to change some of the ...

It is better than thermistors because it is more sensitive to temperature and provides accurate readings. Its range is from -55 degrees to 150 degrees ... Now as we have made a digital thermometer ...

Posted in Arduino Hacks, hardware, Microcontrollers Tagged adc resolution, analog, sensing, temperature, thermistor, timer, timing, underwater sensor Developing An Automatic Tool For CAN Bus ...