--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, DJ Delorie <dj@...> wrote: > > > Steve Greenfield <alienrelics@...> writes: > > AD595AQ Thermocouple amplifier, laser trimmed to match K type but can be recalibrated for other thermocouples. 10mV/C > > <http://www.analog.com/en/temperature-sensing-and-thermal-management/digital-temperature-sensors/ad595/products/product.html> > > > > $11.76 each from Digikey. > > Alternatively, MAX6675ISA+ thermocouple to SPI chip, also K, $14 at > digikey. Outputs absolute degrees C (has its own internal cold > junction compensator). I used one of these to convert my laminator to > digital, the hookup was trivial as was talking to it. > > A few extra dollars for the convenience seemed to be worth it, no need > to add any analog parts or rely on an MCU's internal ADC. > > http://datasheets.maxim-ic.com/en/ds/MAX6675.pdf The AD595AQ has internal cold junction compensation, too. And is laser trimmed for K junction to 1C accuracy, with J junction in the AD594, and either can have external resistors added to either trim closer, or change to work with the other junction. I'm not too worried about relying on a PIC's ADC. But thanks for the tip. I see it has a 12 bit ADC. Steve Greenfield
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Re: Toaster oven conversion to reflow soldering oven
2009-03-12 by Steve
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