sleepdesign Posted October 11, 2006 Report Posted October 11, 2006 Hi all,I'm studying in the UK for my final year of a degree in 3D Design (essentially product design) - and for one of my current projects I'm hoping to put together a small electronic product but I have little/no knowledge of electronics!I'm trying to put together a simple circuit which does the following - I need a thermometer (probably with a screen display) which when the temperature reaches certain points it changes the colour of a tri-colour LED - or it switches between three different colour LED's - basically to give a coloured visualisation of the temperature change.Any help would be gratefully recieved,Thanks in advance,James Lawley Quote
OnOff Posted October 12, 2006 Report Posted October 12, 2006 If you are not familiar with electronics it will be very deficult to guide you to build your project which is very simple and nice. So I advise you to get some electronics guy to do the electronic part, and you may do the visualization part. Quote
sleepdesign Posted October 12, 2006 Author Report Posted October 12, 2006 I'm not so unfamiliar with electronics that I can't put a circuit together - I just don't really know what components I'll need to get. I've got people who can help me if I get stuck but either way I could still use some help in selecting what I need. Quote
aartak Posted October 15, 2006 Report Posted October 15, 2006 take a thermistor plug it into voltage divider. output of this divider will vary with temperaturethen take IC LM339(4 voltage comparators. You can find datasheet in national.com) use second divider to generate reference voltages(4 resistors in series with apropriate values) and pluge these voltages to negative inputs of comparatorspluge all positive inputs to first divider plug leds to outputs of comparators Quote
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