Isn't the DS1821K just a plain ol' standard DS1821 in a different package?
Looks like there's a half a dozen hits here on the forums for it (not to mention a fair number of hits in Google).
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Isn't the DS1821K just a plain ol' standard DS1821 in a different package?
Looks like there's a half a dozen hits here on the forums for it (not to mention a fair number of hits in Google).
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Alain,
You are a life savior!
Thanks a lot!
I’ll dig some more for the hardware schematic or for the hardware itself.
Skimask,
The DS1821K is a development kit for DS1821 family. The big advantage of the DS1821 family devices (at list for me) is the 3 pin package and especially the TO220 and the fact that once you set a TH, TL and a status bit it becomes a stand alone thermostat. It is true you have only one degree Celsius resolution but for my application is fine.
Regards,
Nick
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Ahhh...Originally Posted by Nicmus
I thought it might be the difference between a TO-92, TO-220, DIP-8, or something along those lines.
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Usually a K at the end of DSxxxx part numbers means a development kit
Nick
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Huh....guess I just never noticed before.
There's my 'learned something new' for the day.
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Also see this links ...
http://www.microchipc.com/sourcecode...thermostat.zip
Alain
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