Open GaryLazerFinz opened 6 years ago
I had seen one example use ds18b20 as the temp sensors.
I think I may have a temp sensor but I'm not sure if it will work for this application. I'll look into it... if not I can purchase one online if we can't find it locally.
Ok. I do have a temp sensor and an arduino board with code to print the temp every 2 seconds.
Here is what the console prints out. I'm assuming this would be really similar to what would be done on the picaxe chip.
Its really just syntax i suppose. Maybe we could use it to test. Do we want to use the arduino? We should order more then one thing to make it worthwhile. Here is the datasheet for the ds18b20. It costs 2.78 at digikey. Seems kinda expensive,but maybe its worth it. The NTC / PTC resistor type are much cheaper. Im not sure which is better.
What kind of temp sensor is it?
https://www.sparkfun.com/products/10988 This one. Analog.
Here is a surface mount version. Around the same price 1.70. https://www.digikey.com/catalog/en/partgroup/tmp35-tmp36-tmp37/10726?WT.srch=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIrI-3jNjn1gIVgX5-Ch234wLNEAAYASAAEgL76vD_BwE
Ok. I can order a few of those.
Lets pu together a larger order. It looks like under 8 oz is only 4 dollars shipping. Did you order some already? I started an issue to put together a larger order.
I would also like to consider these. https://www.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?Detail&itemSeq=241018854&uq=636435041972559383 So tiny so cheap.
That link went to the search. Can you post the part number.
Digikey part no
445-2550-1-ND
I noticed on page 133 of the ATtiny85 datasheet, there is an internal temp sensor.
We need to get some temp sensors. There are none in the EPL store. The URS store may have some on couch st and 9th. I think we might as well order the ones that fit our purpose. Can someone reseasearch temp sensors. How much are we willing to spend ? What are we trying to cool?