Arduino Thermistor Tutorial | make a Arduino based Temperature Sensor using Thermistor and i2c LCD

[@kikokiki7493]

Thank you. Worked at first. Just changed lcd adress "LiquidCrystal_I2C lcd(0x27, 16, 2);" Cool!!!

[@electronicGURU]

Your welcome 😃

[@ashutoshshukla6986]

Thanks so much, those having error in lcd.begin(); can change it to lcd.init(); and try! Hare Krishna 🙏

[@Jorginho1992TRI]

Thank you very much +electronic GURU. The program is checked and perfect.

[@krishnawa_]

That's great with in 4 minutes you share a lot of information

[@digitalbrain345]

Hi, Thanks for the video, I mad a subscribe! Quick question please: What if I need to use electronic components to convert output thermistor voltage to temp without using Arduino? What are the components design that can meet Steinhart-Hart equation? Thank you

[@korgen6190]

is this implementing Steinhart-Hart equation? thank you sir

[@andrie1924]

Permission to ask, I have a thermistor that is used for the exhaust temperature, the working temperature is 350 ° C - 700 ° C, can it be directly connected to the Arduino program that you made?

[@electronicGURU]

By this much data I can't be sure but sure we can attach it but as you are saying that it will work between 350-700 so which means it can sense the temperature of that range ... For further detail i need the exact name of component but if it is a Thermistor then it should work.

[@andrie1924]

@@electronicGURU okay okay, I'll try first. thank you for sharing your experience and hope it will be useful for many people greetings from Banjarmasin, Indonesia

[@electronicGURU]

I hope you will succeed.. have a nice day. 😊👍

[@shubhamkumar-gx5vx]

@@electronicGURU Can we read temperature by multiple thermistors using a single arduino

[@salimbajraibinhuseinsalim4270]

what type of transfer fuction you use

[@aqilahzainuddin4248]

no dislike, therefore, great job sir! :D

[@aichaseghour8027]

hi sir , could you please send me the datasheet of this NTC because i can't find it

[@niswanthskumar1608]

Can i use it for multiple thermistors?.... How to caliberate the thermistors?

[@asadeeshprabhakar]

very good video ...working and accurate .thanks a lott

[@Richie_]

Great tutorial, thanks.

[@attilanemeth8215]

Hi . Is the thermistor precise? Is it 28 degrees in your room? How can we adjust it ?

[@technolabcreation]

Mast sir 👌👌👌👌

[@ilyushin78]

how to use ntc 10d/9 (resistor + code)

[@electronicGURU]

i think its a 10ohm so do the calculations accordingly and update the code accordingly if its 10 ohm 100 ohm 1 ohm anything

[@ilyushin78]

@@electronicGURU ok thanks

[@nehalpatel7169]

Is there any change in code of we are using 100k thermister

[@electronicGURU]

No there is no change in code but make sure to use equal value resistance with thermistor.

[@ilyushin78]

Minimum and maximum temp can measure??!

[@shubhamkumar-gx5vx]

Can we use multiple thermistors simultaneously using a single arduino?

[@niswanthskumar1608]

Did you got the answer?

[@boussaoudfarid8297]

Certainly, you can use multiple thermistors with an Arduino. Each thermistor can be connected to a different pin on the Arduino to measure temperatures individually. Make sure to use the required pull-up or pull-down resistors depending on the type of thermistor you're using, and program your Arduino to read analog values from each thermistor pin.

[@abhishekmaurya2]

Superbb

[@electronic7979]

Useful video

[@mahmoudahmedahmed4783]

How to make control for Temperature ? if (temp >=30 C) { pniMode OUTPUT, HIGH);

[@electronicGURU]

Yeah try the logic you wrote here. It will work.

[@salmantahir9655]

Please share the model of arduino

[@salmantahir9655]

Lcd model as well

[@pammikumari7686]

In LCD only display boxes

[@electronicGURU]

which means it is not able to read the data or not understanding it please check if connection is right or you might wanna try with other lcd and try to adjust the brightness as well. it might help

[@mangoestree3378]

Code can not run ..

[@carltamondong3328]

I2C coding doesnt work :(

[@carltheblasian5781]

@@electronicGURU I have scanned it and my address is 0x27, where can I modify this in the code? thank you very much

[@manofmesopotamia7602]

what range of temperature we can use this?

[@manofmesopotamia7602]

@@electronicGURU could we use it to measure about 300c? I mean does the thermistor stand this much of temperature?

[@markandeysinghyt]

Good work

[@doublestarsystem]

need some calibration though

[@electronicGURU]

yeah i think too, very old project so i didn't bother