per degree K, since a change of one degree C is equal to a change of
The factor of 10 millivolts per degree C is equivalent to 10 millivolts
DVM to the output pin and the - end of the DVM to
directly in degrees C, connect the + lead from a high impedance
millivolts/degree) = 2.832 volts. To read the temperature of the LM335
reference voltage. It is adjusted to (2.982 volts - (25 degrees x 10
corresponding to 2.982 VDC. A reference circuit provides a zero
adjustment. The output of the LM335 is 10 millivolts per degree C, with
of two parts: The LM335 and its
use the +5V as an output to drive a meter or microcontroller.
convenience in case I want to power the circuit from +5V someday, or
The +5V on the "input" connector is as a
I hooked it up as a thermometer, based the National Semiconductor
thermal drift. I finally bought some the other day, and to check one
stability finally gave way to my fascination with a circuit with
I've been fascinated by the LM335 for
the outside terminals of the output connector, its display reads out in
Not too many parts. When a voltmeter is connected
An adaptation of an application note circuit for a 1 hour project.
http://www.projects.cappels.org
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