Re: Temperature sensor?
- From: Greg T <gregt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 08 Jun 2005 13:05:37 +1200
Anthony Fremont wrote:
"Greg T" <gregt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote
Gidday,
After losing faith in computer motherboard sensors, I'm trying to design an accurate (+/- .2 degC) electronic temperature sensor that will plug into a computer. I'm mostly interested in measuring the ambient temperature in my server room.
Sensors like the LM75 look ideal but I haven't come across any decent schematics that can interface with them. I've yet to decide whether to use USB, RS-232 or IEE-1284 as the external interface.
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
The LM75 is only accurate to 2C with a resolution of .5C, so I don't think you can achieve your goal with that part. You might want to look at the LM35 since it will at least make more resolution available. You should be able to easily achieve .1C resolution and excellent accuracy with some calibration.
BTW, Dallas makes some 1-wire devices that have digital readout with up to 1/16C resolution and very good accuracy (without calibration).
Ah yes, my mistake. It was the LM35 I was thinking of.
Does anyone know of a site that provides schematics for such projects?
thanks, Greg .
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