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Hace 1 día · Then with a digital sensor I simultaneously measured the temperature and the values from the PT100, and I made an interpolation. I then used this interpolation in an Arduino code to read the data from the PT100 with BLYNK. It works quite well. A0 is 8 bits, I have interpolated values from 0 to 1024.
Hace 3 días · Platinum RTD Sensor - PT1000 - 3 Wire 1 meter long. Product ID: 3984. Add to Cart. $14.95. In stock. Adafruit Industries, Unique & fun DIY electronics and kits : RTD PT100 / PT1000 - Tools Gift Certificates Arduino Cables Sensors LEDs Books Breakout Boards Power EL Wire/Tape/Panel Components & Parts LCDs & Displays Wearables Prototyping ...
Hace 2 días · A good model of an Arduino Uno including pins that might interfere with mounting. I made this because I nearly broke an Arduino mounting it to a project because I failed to account for some of the large mounting pins for the power and USB, Updated with a few more details.
Hace 4 días · 4-20mA, 0-10v, 0-5v. Input. PT100 (single-wire resistance: ≤35Ω, three-wire system): Bolt , Press spring , Probe , Polish rod , Polish rod waterproof , Polish rod waterproof anticorrosive , Special thread waterproof probe) Measured range. -20-60℃, -20-80℃, -50-50℃, -50-100℃, -50-150℃, -50-200℃, 0-50℃, 0-100℃, 0-150 ...
Hace 4 días · As described on the article ESP32 programming, Arduino - install requirements, my first goal was to read out a TUF-2000M Ultrasonic Flow Meter via an ESP32. ... The TS-2 sensors do not have temperature sensing in them. You need to purchase two PT100 sensors (euro 4 each) and wire them to the TUF-2000 using pins 52,53 & 54.
Hace 3 días · FTT03 PT100 input 4-20mA output -50-100℃ din rail temperature transmitter module. Price: US $8.81 / piece. Model number: FTT03-PC20-N50T100. Product name: Temperature transmitter. Measured range: -50-100℃ -50-150℃ 0-100℃ 0-150℃ 0-200℃ 0-300℃ 0-400℃ 0-500℃. View details.
Hace 4 días · Projeto 1: Braço Robótico com Arduino. Esse projeto é para aqueles que amam colocar a mão na massa e criar algo absolutamente diferente. É um braço robótico que não utiliza MDF nem peças impressas para compor sua estrutura, mas, sim, de palitos de picolé que quando unidos de forma inteligente formam uma baita estrutura. Veja só:
