Digital Thermometer?

[mankunnam]

I want to build a digital thermometer with a 3 1/2 seg. LCD Display and IC 7106 included. can i have a circuit diagram please

 

[Ravi]

Hi mankunnam

I found these for you. Hope this will help

htt://xoomer.virgilion.it/fladelle/Page11.htm
**broken link removed**

 

[goodpickles]

I'm going to make a thermometer out of a digital multimeter and an LM34

 

[Electric Rain]

How about this place?: **broken link removed**

 

[mixos]

Here is a schematic that uses IC 7107. You can use it with IC 7106 also if you want a LCD display instead of LED displays.

 

[yamaraj]

hey
i'm making the one from
**broken link removed**

but still no luck with the pcb design...anyone got the library for those..
l8r

 

[rantreb]

Hi, Does anyone have info on a digital fahrenheit thermometer that uses a 7101 and lm34. i am interested in the led readout and fahrenheit scale. please note that the lm35 is celcius and the 7106 is lcd. i do not want a pic. for some reason the digital fahrenheit thermometer with led readout is hard to come by.
rt

 

[pasanlaksiri]

Here is a schematic that uses IC 7107. You can use it with IC 7106 also if you want a LCD display instead of LED displays.

I like to try ur one

 

[on1aag]

Hi Rantreb,

Hi, Does anyone have info on a digital fahrenheit thermometer that uses a 7101 and lm34. i am interested in the led readout and fahrenheit scale. please note that the lm35 is celcius and the 7106 is lcd. i do not want a pic. for some reason the digital fahrenheit thermometer with led readout is hard to come by.
rt

A Fahrenheit thermometer is easy to build. Use a centigrade sensor
(like LM35, 10mV/°C) and multiply it's output by 0,18 with a resistive attenuator (e.g. 82k & 18k). Short the "hi" input of the 7107 and apply
-32 mV to the "lo" input so that the reading is 32,0. Remove the short
from the "hi" input and apply the signal from the attenuator.
You don't have to be a rocket scientist to do that.

on1aag.

 

[rantreb]

Thanks on1aag,

Thanks for the info but I want to use the LM34 and would also like it to work down to -40 F. So, I'm working with the LM34 and the 7107 (not 7101).

Rantreb

 

[I²R]

Thanks for the info but I want to use the LM34 and would also like it to work down to -40 F.

What about -40 C?

 

[wsemajb]

rantreb

I share your pain!!! I've been pulling hair for a while trying to come up with an LED panel readout for fahrenheit. I have very little EE knowledge so I need nuts and bolts that I can put together. I have no programming knowledge either. I need LEDs in F. for a shop project. They are actually readily available, for 450.00 USD on up for the pair, in industrial/nasa quality units, but astonishingly very little is to be had in anything more affordable.

Problem is that the advent of LCDs, with their far lower power consumption, just about eliminated the use of LEDs available in cheap (often battery powered) consumer applications. There are backlit LCDs available, but I believe they still don't approach the visibility of LEDs. I could be wrong.

I ended up getting a second hand (but new) pair of Thermodyne gauges for automotive use off of ebay. 12vdc with thermistor sensors. Only good down to 70F. but that works for me. Sixty bucks for the pair with senders.

Prior to that I was looking at this pair...

https://www.allelectronics.com/cgi-bin/item/PM-120/385/3.5_DIGIT_LED_PANEL_METER,_20V_.html
https://www.allelectronics.com/cgi-bin/item/LM34DZ/search/FAHRENHEIT_TEMPERATURE_SENSOR_.html

...figuring that even a novice like myself could manage to get a 1mv/F. LM34 sensor to match up with a 1mv-199mv LED panel. It could be scaled from
-40F. to 160F. No? I'll never know now. Heck, I might just order the pair anyway out of curiosity. They're cheap enough for that!

 

[alby]

LCD thermometer

hey
i'm making the one from
**broken link removed**

but still no luck with the pcb design...anyone got the library for those..
l8r

I have the pcb design if you still need it my email is asewell4@iinet.net.au

 

[lalappan]

I want the details &circuit of a soil moisture tester using op amp CA3130 .please send it immedietly