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4 Digit 7 Segment LED Thermometer Schematics help

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Hi everyone
My name is Michael i am doing a project as part of my university course
I am making a 4 Digit 7 Segment LED Thermometer, i am not very good at electronics but it is a part of the module in the course (pgce)
I am having a few problems with the circuit design.
I have to make my own PCB and design the circuit

1 - How can i replicate a 4-digit 7 segment LED on circuit wizard so i can programme a flow chart

2 - Can i do it like i have but use decade counters instead of GENIE E-18 controllers?

Any help would be vastly appreciated.
Cheers
Michael
 

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The temperature sensor you selected has a serial digital output which would be difficult to interface without a microcontroller. A counter would not work for that.

If you want to avoid a micro then you could use an analog output type temperature sensor, such as an LM34 or one of these, and use an A/D converter with a digital display output, such as one of these.

I'm not familiar with circuit wizard.
 
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Cheers for the help i will have a look at it today i am in the electronics room. I might just make a sensor which switches on a fan when its cold and a heater when its hot.
Maybe a moisture sensor aswell, and put it in a greenhouse
 
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