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    Default Any schematic to achieve this please?

    Quote Originally Posted by Ioannis View Post
    If you are just connect the sensor to the PIC directly, your useful range will be limited (0C-100C is from 2,7315 to 3,7315 Volts). I suggest to use opamps and extend the range of the sensor from 0C->0Volts to 100C->5 Volts.
    Can anyone please help me with a schematic on how to achieve what Ioannis is suggesting or is the example below not far away from what I'm looking for?

    How do I "electronically" rescale 2,7315Volts to an ideal "0V" and/or a 3,7315Volts to an ideal "5V"?

    I don't know...

    As I'd like to use my sensor to control a freezer, the temperature range I need goes from -30°C to +30°C.

    I found quite some info, for example here and I've already ordered some LM358 opamps to build this circuit.

    It looks like this circuit will output 0V at 0°C and 1V at 100°C. It is still "loosing" 4 precious volts, isn't it?

    How can this circuit be modified to, again ideally, match something like -30°C = 0V and +30°C = 5V?



    Last edited by flotulopex; - 10th April 2015 at 22:19. Reason: typo
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