Description: The following will show you how to build and program the Raspberry Pi to use a thermistor to take temperature measurements of a room. A thermistor is a type of resistor whose resistance is based on temperature. There are two different types of thermistors: Negative Temperature Coefficient (NTC) and Positive Temperature Coefficient (PTC). NTC’s resistances decrease with temperature, whereas PTC resistances increase with temperature to protect against over current conditions.
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Project Folder\adcon.c
..............\ADScript.sh
..............\documentation-high-precision-ad-da-board
..............\........................................\ADS1256.pdf
..............\........................................\DAC8552.pdf
..............\........................................\High-Precision-AD-DA-Board-Code_.7z
..............\........................................\High-Precision-AD-DA--Schematic.pdf
..............\........................................\High-Precision-AD-DA-User-Manual.pdf
..............\........................................\LM285_datasheet.pdf
..............\........................................\Raspberry Pi AD_DA Expansion.pdf
..............\pythonGUI.sh
..............\thermo.gif
..............\ThermoProj.py
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