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At first glance it appeared as though you thought those were analog sensors, I see what you are trying to do. Here is a link to the datasheet. I believe you need to set up a pic to measure using A/D converters and output binary (serial) like
DS18B20 does. Sounds like a school project. You might even swap the pots for thermisters and really emulate a DS18B20.
http://www.maxim-ic.com/getds.cfm?qv_pk=2812
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I never thought these were analog sensors. I use them specifically because they are digital. I however require for testing and troubleshooting purposes to be able to adjust the temperatures of each of the sensors so I can debug my code a lot easier. Trying to control the temperature of 5 sensors at the same time is way to difficult.
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Wire up five DS18B20 sensors in close proximity (you can plug all of them into the same row on a breadboard), and blow on them with either a blowdryer or freeze mist.Originally Posted by CocaColaKid
Couldn't be simpler.
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That would be much simpler but would not help or as we need to have different temperatures on each of the sensors to test particular functions.
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