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Read a LM92Temperature Sensor using a PIC16F877 and MATLAB

30 Aug 2007 (Updated 30 Aug 2007)

Reading a LM92 Temperature Sensor using a microcontroller PIC16F877 and display the plot with Matlab

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Description	Reading a LM92 sensor temperature using a microcontroller PIC16F877, and using the Matlab to read the serial port and plot the results
Acknowledgements	The author wishes to acknowledge the following in the creation of this submission: Read LM73 Temperature Sensor
MATLAB release	MATLAB 7 (R14)
Other requirements	a PIC16F877
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Other Files	LM92_matlab/LM92.HEX, LM92_matlab/lm92.jpg, LM92_matlab/lm92.m, LM92_matlab/LM92_PIC.pbp, LM92_matlab/schematic_LM92_PIC.gif

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Comments and Ratings (4)
05 Oct 2007	Sudhir Gupta	It provides a starting point for Instrument Control ToolBox and RS-232 based data acquisition.
27 Feb 2008	shashank jain	It provides a good startup for interfacing...Infact it debbuged my problem.
06 Mar 2008	Ved Vernekar	what kind of data is being sent by the PIC?? if hex then wats the range accepted by the matlab code, i want 2 try it out using a comp to simulate the data transmission..... im workin on a similar project but using an 89c52
13 Mar 2008	wibble blibble	See "Diode Temperature Sensor using I2C bus & ADM1034" for something similar that uses standard off-the-shelf hardware rather than having to program a PIC. It will work with any I2C sensor or ADC

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example	lazaro camargo	22 Oct 2008 09:24:55
application	lazaro camargo	22 Oct 2008 09:24:55
lm92 temperature sensor serial port pic16f877	lazaro camargo	22 Oct 2008 09:24:55

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