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The Principle and Application of 1 -Wire Digital Temperature Sensor DS18B20

Guo‐Ping Jiang

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This paper introduces the characteristics, the structure and the principle of digital temperature sensor DS18B20. Meanwhile, the hardware interface and the software design are given between MCS-51 and DS18B20 in temperature measurement. Finally, the testing slots of DS18B20 are provided by using logic analyzer.

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This paper introduces the characteristics, the structure and the principle of digital temperature sensor DS18B20. Meanwhile, the hardware interface and the software design are given between MCS-51 and DS18B20 in temperature measurement. Finally, the testing slots of DS18B20 are provided by using logic analyzer.

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This paper introduces the characteristics, the structure and the principle of digital temperature sensor DS18B20. Meanwhile, the hardware interface and the software design are given between MCS-51 and DS18B20 in temperature measurement. Finally, the testing slots of DS18B20 are provided by using logic analyzer.

Key concepts: Interface (matter), Software, Logic analyzer, Digital sensors, Computer science, Spectrum analyzer, Electronic engineering, Embedded system

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