Build a Thermistor: Step-by-Step Guide, Cheap Options

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Start date Aug 31, 2011
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To build a thermistor for temperature detection that can shut down a system when overheating occurs, a step-by-step guide is requested. The focus is on creating a cost-effective solution, with suggestions for sourcing inexpensive components. Texas Instruments (TI) offers free samples that can be utilized in the project. Detailed instructions for wiring and programming the thermistor are essential for successful implementation. This guide aims to provide a practical approach to building a reliable temperature monitoring system.

Aug 31, 2011

ethen

I want to build a thermistor or temperature detector that would shut down the system if over heated. Could someone post the step by step process to do so. Cheapest one possible.

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