Asked by: Georgia Hinde
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Temperature Sensor Breakout Board plus soldering starter kit
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Q:
Can a motor and or LED be added to the circuit as an alarm output?
A:
Hi Georgia, The board is designed to be used with a microcontroller such as Arduino as this is what reads the temperature that the board measures. You can then use the microcontroller to trigger a motor or LED.
Answered by: Michael Lockhart
13-Nov-18
Q:
How could you make this circuit on Yanka??
Asked by: Jane
A:
Hi Jane, Unfortunately we don’t have any details which we could supply to help draw this circuit on Yanka. Sorry.
Answered by: Michael Lockhart
26-Jan-17
Q:
Does it connect to the Basic 16x2 Character LCD - Black on Green 3.3V???
Asked by: Kenny
A:
Hi Kenny, although it is technically possible to do you would need to connect the breakout board to a microprocessor such as an Arduino and then connect this to the LCD display. You would need to have a good knowledge of coding in C to be able to do this.
Answered by: Michael Lockhart
29-Sep-16
Q:
Have 'you' ever actually connected several of these boards together ( with different addresses) ?
One device on its own works fine, but two (or more) appear to stop the SLC line i.e. no clock or data on the SLC and SDA lines ... driven from an Arduino 2560 Mega board.
I have other boards ( using the same NCT75 ic) which I assembled myself , and two 'boards' work fine. I'll try a third shortly, but your boards appear not to work when there is more than one on the Clock and Data bus.
regards
John
One device on its own works fine, but two (or more) appear to stop the SLC line i.e. no clock or data on the SLC and SDA lines ... driven from an Arduino 2560 Mega board.
I have other boards ( using the same NCT75 ic) which I assembled myself , and two 'boards' work fine. I'll try a third shortly, but your boards appear not to work when there is more than one on the Clock and Data bus.
regards
John
Asked by: john rowing
A:
Hi John, I’m glad to hear that by changing the pull up resistor on the clock and data lines have solved this issue.
Answered by: Michael Lockhart
08-Oct-15
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