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Digital Termometer with Arduino and 16×2 LCD Display
This tutorial shows an interesting way to read the environment temperaturewith Arduino, and shows it on a LCD 16×2 display (in Fahrenheit), by using some elements from its programming and the LM35DZ temperature sensor.
– 1 Arduino board
– 1 LCD 16×2 display
– 1 10K potentiometer
– 1 Temperature LM35 sensor
– Jumpers for connection
This sensor captures the external temperature and converts it into a corresponding voltage value. In this circuit, we connect the output Vo of the sensor to the Arduino’s A0 pin, which converts it to a float value of temperature, and then, exhibits it on the LCD. The 10K potentiometer adjusts the contrast of the display.
You can see the code sketch here: GarageLab (arduino, electronics, robotics, hacking)