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Arduino - Thermistor

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This is a self-paced learning activity designed to help you understand how to use a thermistor with the Arduino Uno to measure temperature. In this activity, you will work with a simple build using an Arduino, breadboard, 10k resistor, and thermistor. This setup allows you to gather temperature data from your surroundings, with values displayed in Celsius on the Arduino Serial Monitor.

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This is a self-paced learning activity designed to help you understand how to use a thermistor with the Arduino Uno to measure temperature. In this activity, you will work with a simple build using an Arduino, breadboard, 10k resistor, and thermistor. This setup allows you to gather temperature data from your surroundings, with values displayed in Celsius on the Arduino Serial Monitor.

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What does the term “thermistor” stand for?

2

What type of thermistor increases resistance as temperature increases?

3

Which material are thermistors typically made from?

4

What is the main function of a thermistor in electronics?

5

What is the resistance of an NTC10K thermistor at 25°C?

6

Which application uses thermistors?

7

Which equation is used to calculate temperature from resistance in thermistors?

8

Which Arduino pin is used in the example circuit for reading the thermistor?

9

What is the unit output of the Arduino project after conversion from Kelvin?

10

What is the main disadvantage of bead thermistors?

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