Anyone can explain this code please? (Read temperature with DS1620 +pic 16F628)

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    Default Re: Anyone can explain this code please? (Read temperature with DS1620 +pic 16F628)

    You'll find everything you're looking for in the DS 1620 datasheet ...

    see here for commented code snippets ...
    http://cornerstonerobotics.org/curri...hermometer.pdf
    http://cornerstonerobotics.org/picba...em_control.php
    http://melabs.com/samples/LABX1-16F887/temp3x.htm

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