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    The document describes a project to indicate temperature range using an LM35 temperature sensor and a microcontroller. It includes the aim, theory of operation of the LM35 sensor, pin descriptions, procedures to set up the circuit in Proteus, code to read the analog voltage from the LM35 and display the temperature on an LCD, and screenshots of the simulation results showing the temperature displayed on the LCD.

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    The document describes a project to indicate temperature range using an LM35 temperature sensor and a microcontroller. It includes the aim, theory of operation of the LM35 sensor, pin descriptions, procedures to set up the circuit in Proteus, code to read the analog voltage from the LM35 and display the temperature on an LCD, and screenshots of the simulation results showing the temperature displayed on the LCD.

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    TEMPERATURE SENSING USING LM35

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    The document describes a project to indicate temperature range using an LM35 temperature sensor and a microcontroller. It includes the aim, theory of operation of the LM35 sensor, pin descriptions, procedures to set up the circuit in Proteus, code to read the analog voltage from the LM35 and display the temperature on an LCD, and screenshots of the simulation results showing the temperature displayed on the LCD.

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    A REPORT OF

    PROJECT ON

    TEMPERATURE SENSING
    USING LM35

    OF MICROCONTROLLER LAB (EEE394)

    AIM:

    1
    To indicate the temperature range using LM35 temperature sensor and to simulate the following

    THEORY:

    LM35 is a precision IC temperature sensor with its output proportional to the temperature (in
    oC). The sensor circuitry is sealed and therefore it is not subjected to oxidation and other

    processes. With LM35, temperature can be measured more accurately than with a thermistor. It
    also possess low self-heating and does not cause more than 0.1 oC temperature rise in still
    air. The operating temperature range is from -55°C to 150°C. The output voltage varies by
    10mV in response to every oC rise/fall in ambient temperature, i.e., its scale factor is 0.01V/
    oC.

    Pin Diagram:

    Pin Description:

    Pin No Function Name


    1 Supply voltage; 5V (+35V to -2V) Vcc
    2 Output voltage (+6V to -1V) Output
    3 Ground (0V) Ground

    PROCEDURE:

    1. First open Proteus professional software.


    2. Open new project in File.

    2
    3. From the component library add ATMEGA 32, LM35 and LCD to the component list to be
    used.
    4. Place the ATMEGA 32 on the workspace and connect the LM35 to the PA1/ADC1 pin .
    5. Connect the first pin of LM35 to Vcc and pin3 to ground.
    6. Connect the output pin of ATMEGA 32 PA1 to D0 of lcd
    7. Connect the output pin of ATMEGA 32 PA2 to D1 of lcd
    8. Connect the output pin of ATMEGA 32 PA3 to D2 of lcd
    9. Now code the program in ATMEGA software and load the coded program to Proteus
    professional.
    10. Run the Simulation.
    11. The temperature of room will be diaplayed on lcd screen

    CODE:

    #include <avr/io.h>

    #include <util/delay.h>

    #define RS PB0

    #define RW PB1

    #define E PB2

    void LCDCOM(int a)//LCD INITIATION

    PORTC=a;

    PORTB&=~(1<<RS);

    PORTB&=~(1<<RW);

    PORTB|=(1<<E);

    _delay_ms(1);

    PORTB&=~(1<<E);

    void LCDDAT(int b)// DATA INPUT

    PORTC=b;

    PORTB|=(1<<RS);

    3
    PORTB&=~(1<<RW);

    PORTB|=(1<<E);

    _delay_ms(1);

    PORTB&=~(1<<E);

    void ADC_init() //ADC

    ADMUX=(1<<REFS0);

    ADCSRA=(1<<ADEN)|(1<<ADPS2)|(1<<ADPS1)|(1<<ADPS0)|(1<<ADATE);

    unsigned int ADC_read(int a)

    a= a & 0b00000111;

    ADMUX |= a;

    ADCSRA|=(1<<ADSC);

    while(!(ADCSRA & (1<<ADIF)));

    return (ADC);

    void STRING(int s)

    int a,b,c,d;

    a=s%10;

    LCDCOM(0x84);

    LCDDAT(a+48);

    b=(s/10)%10;

    LCDCOM(0x83);

    LCDDAT(b+48);

    4
    c=(s/100)%10;

    LCDCOM(0x82);

    LCDDAT(c+48);

    d=(s/1000)%10;

    LCDCOM(0x81);

    LCDDAT(d+48);

    main()

    DDRA=0x00;

    DDRB=0xFF;

    DDRC=0xFF;

    DDRD=0xFF;

    int b,c,q;

    LCDCOM(0x38);//LCD INITALZATION

    LCDCOM(0x0e);//LCD INITALZATION

    ADC_init();

    while(1)

    ADC_read(0b00000001);

    c=ADCL;

    b=ADCH;

    q=(c&(0x0f))+((c>>4)*16)+((b&(0x0f))*256-1);//BINARY TO DECIMAL

    STRING(q);//THE VALUE OF q GOES TO LCD

    5
    }}

    SCREEN SHOTS:

    RESULT: Thus we have displayed the temperature of room with atmega-32 & lm35 using proteus
    professional .

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