Component: Analogue Temp Sensors (Environmental)

Author	Medelec35
Version	1.0
Category	Environmental

Analogue Temp Sensors component

A range of the most popular temperature analogue sensors which are: AD22100, AD22103, LM135, LM235, LM335, LM34, LM35, LM60, MCP9700, MCP9701, TC1047, TMP35, TMP36, TMP37 & TSIC301. Uses a single ADC pin which will allow you to display the temperature in C or F. If your sensor is not listed, there is a Custom option. You will be able to enter the scale factor, offset voltage, Temperature Compensation, min and maximum temperatures If the temperature is outside the min and max values, then 999.9 will be displayed.

Component Source Code

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Examples

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Macro reference

GetTempFloatC

	GetTempFloatC
Value of the temperature in deg C 999.9 = temperature outside of sensor range
- FLOAT	Return

GetTempFloatF

	GetTempFloatF
Value of the temperature in deg F 999,9 = temperature outside of sensor range
- FLOAT	Return

GetTempIntCX10

	GetTempIntCX10
Value of integer temperature in deg C x10 E.g 22.5C will give the result of 225 This allows more contol if using integers to save memory 9999 = temperature outside of sensor range
- INT	Return

GetTempIntFX10

	GetTempIntFX10
Value of integer temperature in deg F x10 E.g 62.5F will give the result of 625 This allows more contol if using integers to save memory 9999 = temperature outside of sensor range
- INT	Return

GetTempStringC

	GetTempStringC
String value of integer temperature in deg C to one decimal place. E.g 22.5 999,9 = temperature outside of sensor range
- STRING	Return

GetTempStringF

	GetTempStringF
String value of integer temperature in degF to one decimal place. E.g 70.2 999,9 = temperature outside of sensor range
- STRING	Return

IntValueADC

	IntValueADC
The Integer ADC value of the sensor output volttage
- INT	Return

VoltageADC

	VoltageADC
Calculates what the approximate voltage should be based on Vref, Scale factor, Offset. For TSIC301, based on Max temp and Min temp only.
- FLOAT	Return

Property reference

	Properties
	Select Sensor
Select the required sensor. Custom allows you to enter parameters of an analogue sensor not covered.
	ADC Properties
	Channel
Analogue Input Channel - Which pin is the analogue input connected to?
	Vref (mV)
For a more accurate reading, enter the exact referance voltage.
	VRef option
Defines what is used as the ADC maximum reference. ADC Range = GND to VRef Voltage VDD - Defines the microcontrollers power supply pin as the max reference, VREF+ Pin - Dedicated pin on the microcontroller to allow for a variable reference voltage.
	Conversion speed
Clock setting to select how fast the ADC peripheral will perform an ADC conversion. The FRC setting is based on a RC time base and so will vary with temperature and pressure. Other settings are generally based on divisions of the master clock.
	Acquisition cycles
Number of micro seconds to wait for the ADC input to charge before starting the analogue sample.
	Total average samples
The number of ADC samples taken. The higher the number the more stable the reading.
	Sensor Characteristics
	Temp compensation x10
Set value to compensate for sensor and other vairations. E.g. -10 = Set the temperature 1 degrees lower 5 = Set the temperature 0.5 degrees higher
	Scale factor (mV x100)
for a scale factor of 22mv/C or 22mV/F it's 2200. Scale factor is set for you automatically. It can only be adjusted when custom is selcted.
	Offset (mV)
Offset is set for you automatically. It can only be adjusted when custom is selcted.
	Max Temp
Max Temp the sensor can reach is set for you automatically. It can only be adjusted when custom is selcted.
	Min Temp
Max Temp the sensor can reach is set for you automatically. It can only be adjusted when custom is selcted.
	Centigrade
0 for a fahrenheit sensor. 1 for a centigrade sensor. Can only be changed when custom is selected.
	Kelvin
1 for a kelvin sensor. Can only be changed when custom is selected.