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    Eee-305 Temperature Box

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    This document describes four different circuit designs for a temperature control box project: 1. An analog circuit using an AD22100 temperature sensor. 2. An analog circuit using an LM35 temperature sensor. 3. A digital circuit using an Arduino and LM35 sensor. 4. A digital circuit using an Arduino and AD22100 sensor. It compares the components, simulations, calculations, and prices of each circuit. The document concludes that the analog circuit using the LM35 sensor is the most optimal design due to its low cost and accuracy.

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    This document describes four different circuit designs for a temperature control box project: 1. An analog circuit using an AD22100 temperature sensor. 2. An analog circuit using an LM35 temperature sensor. 3. A digital circuit using an Arduino and LM35 sensor. 4. A digital circuit using an Arduino and AD22100 sensor. It compares the components, simulations, calculations, and prices of each circuit. The document concludes that the analog circuit using the LM35 sensor is the most optimal design due to its low cost and accuracy.

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    This document describes four different circuit designs for a temperature control box project: 1. An analog circuit using an AD22100 temperature sensor. 2. An analog circuit using an LM35 temperature sensor. 3. A digital circuit using an Arduino and LM35 sensor. 4. A digital circuit using an Arduino and AD22100 sensor. It compares the components, simulations, calculations, and prices of each circuit. The document concludes that the analog circuit using the LM35 sensor is the most optimal design due to its low cost and accuracy.

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    Eee-305 Temperature Box

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    Kasshaf Ahmad
    This document describes four different circuit designs for a temperature control box project: 1. An analog circuit using an AD22100 temperature sensor. 2. An analog circuit using an LM35 temperature sensor. 3. A digital circuit using an Arduino and LM35 sensor. 4. A digital circuit using an Arduino and AD22100 sensor. It compares the components, simulations, calculations, and prices of each circuit. The document concludes that the analog circuit using the LM35 sensor is the most optimal design due to its low cost and accuracy.

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    EEE-305

    THE TEMPERATURE BOX


    AN INTRODUCTORY CONTROL SYSTEMS PROJECT

    Name : Kasshaf Ahmad


    ID: 18121082
    Sec :02
    INTRODUCTION

     The Temperature Box experiment shows the design and application of a


    feedback Temperature Control System
    BLOCK DIAGRAM
    SCALE AND SHIFT CIRCUIT
    COMPARATOR CIRCUIT
    SEQUENTIAL DIGITAL LOGIC CIRCUIT
    TEMPERATURE BOX CIRCUIT USING AD22100 SENSOR
    COMPONENTS USED

    Along with
    DC Generator
    Voltage Probe
    Wirings
    SIMULATION
    SIMULATION
    SIMULATION
    TEMPERATURE BOX CIRCUIT USING LM35 SENSOR
    COMPONENTS USED

    Along with
    DC Generator
    Voltage Probe
    Wirings
    CALCULATION
    T(˚F) Vs(V)
    CALCUATION

     
    Using Equations,
    The Graph gives an Equation β= α =-5
    Therefore,
    Vs = 0.005568Tf – 0.179298
    R1=3.5 and R2=90.41
    At 21ºC, Vs= 0.211619 and Vt= 0.270861 Recalibrating the circuit using these resistor values
    At 35ºC, Vs= 0.351948 and Vt=4.27895 And repeating the above process
    New,
    Using the equation, α = -6.14
    Vt = α+ β Vs β = 29.52
    So,
    α = -5.53 Final resistor values
    β = 28.5 R1= 3.38 and R2= 81.43
    SIMULATION
    SIMULATION
    SIMULATION
    DIGITAL CIRCUIT DIAGRAM FOR AD22100
    SIMULATION
    SIMULATION
    SIMULATION
    DIGITAL CIRCUIT DIAGRAM FOR LM35
    SIMULATION
    SIMULATION
    SIMULATION
    DEVIATIONS

    Analog Circuit with Analog Circuit with LM35


    AD22100
    Tempera Vs Vt Vt Tempera Vs Vt Vt
    ture (˚F) (Theory) (Practical) ture (˚F) (Theory) (Practical)
    70 1.85 0.5 0.71
    95 2.16 4.5 4.57 70 0.29 0.5 2.21
    95 0.35 4.5 3.98
    PRICE COMPARISON

    Analog Circuit with AD22100


    COMPONENTS PRICE

    OP Amp 4 x 25 = 100TK
    Resistors 15TK
    NAND Gate 20TK
    D Flipflop 30TK
    AD22100 Sensor 180TK
    Potentiometer 15TK
    Relay 25TK
    Total 385TK
    PRICE COMPARISON

    Analog Circuit with LM35

    COMPONENTS PRICE

    OP Amp 4 x 25TK = 100TK


    LM35 70TK
    Resistors 15TK
    NAND Gate 20TK
    D Flipflop 30TK
    Potentiometer 2 X15TK = 30TK
    Relay 25TK
    Total 290TK
    PRICE COMPARISON

    Digital Circuit with LM35

    COMPONENTS PRICE

    LM 35 70TK
    ARDUINO 450TK
    RELAY 85TK

    TOTAL 605TK
    PRICE COMPARISON

    Digital Circuit with LM35

    COMPONENTS PRICE

    AD22100 Sensor 180TK


    ARDUINO 450TK
    RELAY 85TK

    TOTAL 715TK
    OPTIMAL CIRCUIT

    According to my opinion,
    The Analog Circuit with LM35 is the most optimal circuit. Since, LM 35 is readily available and it costs
    the least among all the other circuit designs. Moreover, the values of the circuit is pretty much accurate.
    THANK YOU

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