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Author: Russell Kelly
Last Updated: 2016-02-18
Package Version: 1.0.0.0
Category: Measurement
Downloaded: 700 times
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License: MIT license
This project is for the design of a tortoise egg incubator temperature controller. The temperature is regulated by an external heat lamp, which is controlled to maintain the temperature to within a specific range. Temperature is measured using a LM35 temperature sensor.
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| DOWNLOAD LINK | RELATED COMPILER | CONTAINS |
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| 1398172843_tortoise_egg_inc_mikrobasic_dspic.zip [5.40MB] | mikroBasic PRO for dsPIC30/33 & PIC24 |
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This project is for the design of a tortoise incubator temperature controller. The temperature is regulated by an external heat lamp, which is controlled to maintain the temperature to within a specific range. Temperature is measured using a commonly available LM35 temperature sensor. The controller allows the user to preset the operating temperature range, and alarm set points. For more of my work please visit my webpage at: www.rkelectronics.org
PLEASE NOTE In the bill of materials it is shown that the lamp output kettle socket is male. This is incorrect and should be a female. The mains inlet should also be male not female.
This is the box when opened, you can see that it is quite full inside.
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This is the main board which holds the CPU. However this project consists of multiple daughter boards, including the LM35 sensor card.
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This card interfaces with the LM35 sensor. On board is an operational amplifier 5 stage low pass filter (Fc = 6 Hz) (to remove noise, mains interference and variations from the sensor) and a 12 bit SPI controlled ADC (MCP3201).
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An example of how to easily create your own etch traces, using a toner printout and a laminator.
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