Guest
#5294392
Where is topic #444006 - Principle of a digital thermometer? I just startet to get the parts and build the thermometer and now the topic is gone. Whats wrong?
Guest
#5294395
Thermometerbuilder wrote: > Whats wrong? It was pure advertising for a link in the description. Source code was not provided so building this project would be a very dumb idea. Please stop bullshitting this forum.
Guest
#5294567
Test wrote: > stop bullshitting this forum. Watch your language. Now i have lots of parts and the building description is gone. Thanks. This is really a great forum. I will recommend it to others.
Guest
#5294622
Topic #444006 was just spam. Some idiot just copied the description and put a link to his webside in it. As 'Test (Guest)' already said: It was pure advertising for a link in the description. Here is the webside it was copied from: http://www.circuitstoday.com/thermometer-using-8051 This should help.
Guest
#5295291
Thanks.
Guest
#5295298
Besides, that's really old technology. If you use a more modern MCU, you wouldn't have to bother with external ADC's and assembly programming. You could even add calculation code for calibrating the result - without that, 1°C accuracy is doubtful.
Guest
#5295330
Thermometerbuilder wrote: > Now i have lots of parts and the building description is gone. Maybe it is a good idea to first copy construction data to the own PC and then buy parts to build it? It is not true that the internet never forgets anything. Especially such many years old data can and will be removed without warning. Georg
Guest
#5295372
That's good advice - you turn around, and something has changed or disappeared (sometimes even the truth, not only in '1984').