But at the output pin i am getting around 148.4 mV.
Temperature here is around 30.0 C which converts to 86 F.
So accordingly my output should be 860mV.
But i am not getting so.
If I connect a 9V battery, the sensor overheats. So currently i am using 6V battery.
using a digital voltmeter, and the resistor i am using is around 100k
EDIT:
When i keep the sensor under a bottle of cold water, the voltage begins to drop and comes to 150 - 160mV when i remove the bottle.
But if i place a finger on the sensor, the voltage barely rises (around 0.1 to 1mV)
using a digital voltmeter, and the resistor i am using is around 100k
EDIT:
When i keep the sensor under a bottle of cold water, the voltage begins to drop and comes to 150 - 160mV when i remove the bottle.
But if i place a finger on the sensor, the voltage barely rises (around 0.1 to 1mV)
it still gets hot if i connected it to a 9V+ supply. ITs fine below that voltage. The datasheet says voltage to be around 5V to 20V. I cant figure out whats wrong.
Anyway, thanks for the help.
it still gets hot if i connected it to a 9V+ supply. ITs fine below that voltage. The datasheet says voltage to be around 5V to 20V. I cant figure out whats wrong.
Anyway, thanks for the help.
there we go...i did a silly mistake in my connections. Thanks for pointing that out!!!!! I guess i probably destroyed the sensor, because when i have connected it correctly now, i am getting full 9V at the output. I got another spare sensor though.
Thank you for pointing that silly mistake!