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    This document describes a mini project to create a thermistor-based room temperature measurement circuit using a Wheatstone bridge, instrumentation amplifier, and LabVIEW software. The circuit amplifies the small voltage difference from the thermistor bridge and calibrates it to a temperature reading in Celsius. The amplified output provides an easy way to integrate the hardware temperature measurement with software analysis and alarm applications.

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    This document describes a mini project to create a thermistor-based room temperature measurement circuit using a Wheatstone bridge, instrumentation amplifier, and LabVIEW software. The circuit amplifies the small voltage difference from the thermistor bridge and calibrates it to a temperature reading in Celsius. The amplified output provides an easy way to integrate the hardware temperature measurement with software analysis and alarm applications.

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    This document describes a mini project to create a thermistor-based room temperature measurement circuit using a Wheatstone bridge, instrumentation amplifier, and LabVIEW software. The circuit amplifies the small voltage difference from the thermistor bridge and calibrates it to a temperature reading in Celsius. The amplified output provides an easy way to integrate the hardware temperature measurement with software analysis and alarm applications.

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    Mini Project

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    This document describes a mini project to create a thermistor-based room temperature measurement circuit using a Wheatstone bridge, instrumentation amplifier, and LabVIEW software. The circuit amplifies the small voltage difference from the thermistor bridge and calibrates it to a temperature reading in Celsius. The amplified output provides an easy way to integrate the hardware temperature measurement with software analysis and alarm applications.

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    EDM17B032

    Mini Project: Thermistor based room temperature measurement

    Aim:
    1. To form a circuit using thermistor as a branch in Wheatstone bridge.
    2. To amplify the output voltage (mentioned in circuit) using an instrumentation
    amplifier.
    3. To calibrate the final output into room temperature using LabVIEW.

    Apparatus:
     NI ELVIS board
     Thermistor
     Resistors (10K Ohm, 2.2K Ohm)
     LabVIEW Software
     IC 741

    Back Panel:

    Front Panel:
    EDM17B032

    Circuit Diagram:

    Using DAQ, this amplified voltage is read into the block diagram which calibrates the
    voltage into temperature in oC.

    Hardware Circuit:
    EDM17B032
    Inference:

    1. The voltage difference of the order of ‘mV’ can be amplified using instrumentation
    amplifier with much ease by selecting appropriate resistor values and also the output
    is prone to less error due to high CMRR of the circuit.

    2. Even minor changes in the voltage (Caused due to imbalance created by thermistor in
    the Wheatstone bridge) can be mapped into respective temperature using DAQ tool
    and equivalent mapping logic in LabVIEW. So, it plays a major role in integrating
    hardware with software.

    3. The amplification of output (in ‘mV’) is necessary as in many cases dealing with such
    low voltages in real time applications (like alarms) becomes difficult. So, amplifying it
    to appropriate level makes it easier to analyse and design alarm systems (for
    instance).

    4. Also, proper thermistors are required because if its output is erroneous, then even it
    also gets amplified and may lead to wrong mapping into temperature which may be a
    serious issue in alarms design.

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