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Temperature Sensor Heater with Solid State Relay

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A temperature sensor circuit calibrated to activate and deactivate a Schmitt trigger at 18-22 degrees; triggering the solid state relay at high logic, that is connected to a portable heater. And yeah, I was hung over, and I look awful...

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  • so could i use a tempeature sensor to make a homemade heat detector for my homemade fire alarm panel? and program it so when the temperature gets to a certain temp, it activates my circuit?

  • No programming required. Calibration is a better word for it. There's a little math involved, but yeah. My only concern would be that most fire alarms do not detect heat, but smoke.

  • dude u know ur circuit did u use a 741 opamp and if u did how did u connet it up coz myn switches only wehen it wants to .i.e if i put ice on the thermostat it triggers my 555 timer only sometimes :S i dunno whts wrong with it....plz could you tell me how u connected yours...thanks :D

  • If you can be more specific as to how you've set up your circuit, maybe I can help. You're getting intermittent results. Perhaps it is a decoupling error. Have you decoupled your circuit properly? Is anything shorting?

  • Dude, you are my hero.

    We had the option of specializing in analog or digital electronics. I am a hardware kind of guy, which sucks because ass we do is program in assembly code. It really sucks!

    Most of my newer videos will suround programming. I've got a CPLD programming video, and some C programming to mess with the parallel port of my computer.

    Thanks for commenting.

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  • Good one.

    Can I use this sensor to detect boiling point of water (100 degC) and turn the electric boiler off?

    I can pack the sensor and immerse the sensor in boiling water. What will I need?

  • Excellent video!

  • Something also worth considering- Crydom has releases a temperature-control solid state relay that has the logic built in and takes a type J or K thermocouple input. It's their MCTC series... No wonder they have 60%+ of the solid state relay market share in the USA.

  • hello this good

    can u give the diagram

    i am makeing an incubater so i need this

    if u can pleas send to vikaspoikara@yahoo.com

    thankyou

  • i mean the diagram and some details ,,, if you can

  • its a very very nice project ,,, i wish if you could send me the circuit ,,, and thing in more detail ,,, on my email shakirkhan.niazi@hotmaill.com ,,, please

  • Lol I was in yur class patrick. I posted a vid of a temp sensing circuit I made. Check it out if you like.

  • do you have a circut?

  • That's nice

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