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--- amc2020:group_n:ds18b20 [2020/07/28 21:17] – [3. Technical Specifications and Setup of the Sensor] jonas001
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 ====== DS18B20 Waterproof Digital Temperature Sensor ======
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 | :::                                                  | 12 bit           | 0.0625 °C  | 93.75 ms  |
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 |**//Figure 5//** ESP32 connected to two DS18B20s, here the DS18B20s have 4 pins, white is the data bus, orange is not used.|
 ===== 4. Programming the DS18B20 =====
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 The first sensor (1) was measuring the room temperature on a rather warm day. The second sensor (2) measured the temperature of my hand. Both measurements seem reasonable and when both sensors measure the room temperature, their results are almost equal. However, the temperature probes need some time to get to thermal equilibrium with their environment. When submerged in the water of the pond continuously, this should not be a problem whatsoever.
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