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    [AVR] Temprature sensors. LM35 vs MCP9700

    I have digital sensor from our old Computer centre, so I will compare my readings to that at the moment. I'm not sure how accurate it is.
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    [AVR] Temprature sensors. LM35 vs MCP9700

    I will try the ice. I live at about 5700 feet above see level so boiling water would be around 96-98 degrees. I though of using a medical thermometer around 35 degrees. It has a scale marked off at 0.1 degree intervals.
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    [AVR] Temprature sensors. LM35 vs MCP9700

    Hi Brian vREF is the internal reference voltage the arduino. Its 1.1v on the data sheet. I measured it to be 1.097 volts.
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    [AVR] Temprature sensors. LM35 vs MCP9700

    AH yes, calibration, that's going to be challenge. Thank you for your response. Stan
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    [AVR] Temprature sensors. LM35 vs MCP9700

    Hi Brian, Yes I did compensate for zero offset. // LM35 TA[0] = TA[0] + analogRead(A0)*vREF/1024*100; // MCP9700 TA[1] = TA[1] + (analogRead(A1)- 500)*vREF/1024*100; delay(2); Regards, Stan
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    [AVR] Temprature sensors. LM35 vs MCP9700

    Hi, I'm using Arduino R3 nano to read tempratures from 2 sensors. A LM35 and a MCP9700. There is quite a difference between the readings. Which sensor should I believe? I also have a digital sensor in the room that is reading 22,6. Sample output. Thank in advance. Stan

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