Measuring Temperature using PT100 and Arduino Part 1

[@kushlanfernando9607]

Very good explanation and i really get it,,, Thank you,, Best of luck for future videos..Thanks again :)

[@faiz1171]

Brother, in your code im facing this error: Used: C:\Program Files\Arduino\libraries\LiquidCrystal Not used: C:\Users\ADMIN\Documents\Arduino\libraries\LiquidCrystal.h exit status 1 'Timer' does not name a type; did you mean 'time_t'? please help if possible. thanks!!

[@SezerDuino]

Very good ! Good work.

[@jeejanjoseph4439]

Want to measure 0-50 degree C, using above circuit it remains at 19.96 C, can u suggest what changes required, Thanks

[@Zhaymoor]

Awesome video ! Thank you

[@NevisahsinamunhasirSemih]

When I #include “Timer.h” is okay but now Timer t; //define timer object is fault ; how can I fix it ?

[@user-mv3dd8xo5t]

how to place code in arduino step wise video

[@santoshbabu517]

very impressive explaination. can we measure up to 400 degree by this senso.r

[@kaustavsengupta8757]

Really enjoyed your video Sir, but I have this on simple question? Why didn't you use Wheatstone bridge confrig with PT100 and then amplify by using non inverting opAmps? Is there any wrongdoing in this method? It's my humble request to clear this doubt sir

[@Bestengineeringprojectsbep]

Yes, you can use Wheatstone instead of voltage divider network.

[@atiqaalalmani2097]

when the current pass through the RTD after long time current will cause a heat in bridge then will effect the accuracy of sensor

[@Bestengineeringprojectsbep]

@@atiqaalalmani2097 In video i had clearly mention how to do trade-off between self heating effect and SNR. Value of resistor (R) must be great enough in order to avoid the self-heating problem. Also value of R must be low enough in order to avoid the problem of lower signal to noise ratio.

[@yogeshitaliya473]

😍😍😍

[@santoshbabu517]

link in description is not working can you share it again

[@Bestengineeringprojectsbep]

Hi, link is perfectly working. Please do check again.

[@Bestengineeringprojectsbep]

Yes, you can with little change in code and circuit component value.

[@sureshp632]

Hi I have doubt this hardware enough for any type of microcontroller

[@Bestengineeringprojectsbep]

please elaborate your queries or the issue are facing.

[@NevisahsinamunhasirSemih]

Can you give me your mail adress ? I have some problems about Arduino Codes please help. I tried every way I know but Im not pro in this works. First situation : #include “Timer.h” not accepted but I dowland zip librariy and I copied in to arduino libraries.