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Digital Thermostat using 8051 Microcontroller

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Hi all, I'm new on this field, and if someone can help me to simulate Digital thermostat on Proteus with LM35 sensor, and write code in assembly language, thank you :)
 

LM35 gives an analog output. It outputs 10mV per degree Celsius. You will need an ADC (analog to digital converter) to interface the LM35 to the microcontroller. Few 8051 microcontrollers I know of have an on-chip ADC. So, you may need to use an external ADC such as 0804.

For interfacing LM35 with 89S52 using ADC0804 check here:
**broken link removed**

If LM35 is not a strict requirement, you can use a sensor like DS18S20 to interface directly with the microcontroller without the need to use an ADC.

Hope this helps.
Tahmid.
 
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