blueroomelectronics
Well-Known Member
Depends on what temperature range you want to read as far as the diodes are concerned. As for the DS18S20 they're great little ICs, you can network them on a single 3 conductor cable. There is a DS18S20-PAR which works with a 2 wire cable too.
Yes many PICs have a pair of comparators which would work fine with an analog sensor like the LM34/35
The EasyPIC5 is popular and IMO kind of overkill, take a peek at the Junebug threads here; it has a 1-wire sensor socket on the front. It's also got an MPLAB compatible programmer / debugger and 18F tutor onboard.
And I'd recommend looking at Swordfish BASIC the free SE version can do all the things you're looking for.
PS I'll throw in a free ROBIN PCB (small LCD device that might just be what you're looking for) if you buy a Junebug![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
PS you probably don't want a GLCD display (like you described) but a 20x4 character display can do block graphics.
**broken link removed**
Yes many PICs have a pair of comparators which would work fine with an analog sensor like the LM34/35
The EasyPIC5 is popular and IMO kind of overkill, take a peek at the Junebug threads here; it has a 1-wire sensor socket on the front. It's also got an MPLAB compatible programmer / debugger and 18F tutor onboard.
And I'd recommend looking at Swordfish BASIC the free SE version can do all the things you're looking for.
PS I'll throw in a free ROBIN PCB (small LCD device that might just be what you're looking for) if you buy a Junebug
PS you probably don't want a GLCD display (like you described) but a 20x4 character display can do block graphics.
**broken link removed**
Last edited: