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The Indoor Temperature Collection and Control System Based on Single-chip

Zeng Lian-sun

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The Single-chip PIC16F72 as the intelligent control system CPU and DS18B20 as the serial digital temperature sensor.Using modular functional design for achieving a high precision,low cost,anti-interference and reliable digital intelligent temperature controller.It can be widely used in inductive load heating control system.

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The Single-chip PIC16F72 as the intelligent control system CPU and DS18B20 as the serial digital temperature sensor.Using modular functional design for achieving a high precision,low cost,anti-interference and reliable digital intelligent temperature controller.It can be widely used in inductive load heating control system.

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The Single-chip PIC16F72 as the intelligent control system CPU and DS18B20 as the serial digital temperature sensor.Using modular functional design for achieving a high precision,low cost,anti-interference and reliable digital intelligent temperature controller.It can be widely used in inductive load heating control system.

Key concepts: Computer science, Modular design, Controller (irrigation), Temperature control, Embedded system, Chip, Computer hardware, Serial communication

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