Double temperature measurement with an arduino
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Double Temperature Measurement Discover how cotton wool acts as a heat insulator with this simple experiment that requires only an Arduino board, two 10k NTC resistors, and two 10k resistors. For this hands-on lesson, students can build their own temperature gauge without needing to encase it in a housing. Seeing technology up close is often just as fascinating as understanding its inner workings. The circuit diagram for part of the setup is shown in the accompanying picture. However, since the HCMax7219 library is not available in Fritzing, I've included detailed wiring instructions for the display in the Ino file for your reference.
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