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    Hi, Mark edwards

    Considering the thermistor's value tolerance ( generally +/- 20%, 10% in the best cases ) , plus it's precision, linearity, and repeatability ...

    on that a small range , a simple y = ax + b linéarisation will give a widely credible result !!!

    Alain
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