How do i make a thermalcouple give me a 0-5v signal?
#1
How do i make a thermalcouple give me a 0-5v signal?
I want to copy this gizmo. whats in it? im sure i can get the parts from all the crap i have here and at work.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...2591234&rd=1,1 or
http://www.omega.com/ppt/pptsc_lg.asp?ref=TAC80B&Nav=
i can get thermalcouples at work and want to hook one up to my lm-1
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...2591234&rd=1,1 or
http://www.omega.com/ppt/pptsc_lg.asp?ref=TAC80B&Nav=
i can get thermalcouples at work and want to hook one up to my lm-1
#4
Re: How do i make a thermalcouple give me a 0-5v signal?
Originally Posted by xenocron
I want to copy this...how do I do it?
Is that what you are asking...
Is that what you are asking...
Originally Posted by PhilStubbs
why dont you just buy it. its only $40
#5
Re: How do i make a thermalcouple give me a 0-5v signal?
Originally Posted by RENR
what im asking is in the title "How do i make a thermalcouple give me a 0-5v signal?"
man what happend the the hmt do it yourself way? if i have to ill buy it. i just want to know how it works.
man what happend the the hmt do it yourself way? if i have to ill buy it. i just want to know how it works.
this will be a nice addition to my rpm converter
#8
Re: How do i make a thermalcouple give me a 0-5v signal?
Rene, it has an amplifier in it that is scaled to provide a 0-5 volt output.
Thermocouples produce small amounts of voltage depending based on the temperature difference of the two junctions. Forewarned, it is not completely accurate.
If you want, I'll build you one when I have some spare time.