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Temp Sensor Plans
This circuit is a little harder to
build. The best part about it is that it requires no
external power supply, as it is fed off the link port.
First off you will need the chip. It's a
LM75CIM-5 from National
Semiconductor. You will also need some diodes. I
prefer to use the little orange IN914/4148 (RS P#
276-1620) mainly becaue they are cheap and get the job
done. You will also need a capacitor. The orignal author
says that he has tried .1µF, 10µF and a 100µF and they
all worked. Last, but not least, you will need the software.
click here
to get it.
As the chip is surface mount, the
orignal author recomends that you etch a PCB for easiest
construction. The drawing above is hopefuly
self-explanitory. If you have any questions about
construction, just contact me at jrapp@geocities.com
Part Discription
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Part Number
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Price
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Temp Sensor Chip
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National LM75CIM-5
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~$3.00
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IN914/4148 Diodes
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RS Cat 276-1620
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$2.29
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Capacitor (I used
10mfd)
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RS Cat 272-1013
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$0.59
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Total
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~$5.88
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