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High-precision laboratory temperature detection system hardware design

Bao Jua

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For metrology laboratory temperature requirements,presents a highly intelligent temperature measurement system.Digital Temperature Sensor DS18B20 as temperature sensor.To come to the core MCU AT89S51 constitute temperature detection system,gives the temperature measurement system for hardware design,and introduce a number of key chip select.

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For metrology laboratory temperature requirements,presents a highly intelligent temperature measurement system.Digital Temperature Sensor DS18B20 as temperature sensor.To come to the core MCU AT89S51 constitute temperature detection system,gives the temperature measurement system for hardware design,and introduce a number of key chip select.

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For metrology laboratory temperature requirements,presents a highly intelligent temperature measurement system.Digital Temperature Sensor DS18B20 as temperature sensor.To come to the core MCU AT89S51 constitute temperature detection system,gives the temperature measurement system for hardware design,and introduce a number of key chip select.

Key concepts: Microcontroller, Key (lock), Metrology, Computer hardware, Temperature measurement, Embedded system, Chip, Computer science

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