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This document describes an Arduino code for a temperature control system. It defines pins for a temperature sensor, heater, and fan. It sets a desired maximum temperature range and includes an LCD library. The code displays the sensor reading, compares it to the maximum, and turns the heater on or off accordingly.

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This document describes an Arduino code for a temperature control system. It defines pins for a temperature sensor, heater, and fan. It sets a desired maximum temperature range and includes an LCD library. The code displays the sensor reading, compares it to the maximum, and turns the heater on or off accordingly.

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// Declare/assign Arduino IO-pins

const int temp_trans_pin = A0, Heater_pin = 13, FAN_pin = 6;


/*FAN_pin: here I used DC motor in stead of FAN because
I couldn't find the symbol for it. Similarly,for the
Heater (Heater_pin), I used LED.*/

// Set the range of the desired temperature

float MaxTemp = 25;/*Room temperature is [20,25] degree C */

// Include the LCD library code

#include <LiquidCrystal.h>

// Initialize the library with the numbers of the interface pins

LiquidCrystal LCD(12, 11, 5, 4, 3, 2);


float temp=0.0;
float procent=0.0;
int potency;
void setup() {

// System initialization

[Link](16, 2);
pinMode(Heater_pin, OUTPUT);//LED in our case
// pinMode(FAN_pin, OUTPUT);

// Display the desired range of temperature

[Link]("Room temp(C):");
[Link](2,1);
//[Link](MinTemp); [Link]("-");[Link](MaxTemp);

delay(2000);
}

void loop() {
float Eqv_volt, SensorTemp;
int analog_value = analogRead(A1);
temp = (analog_value * 5.0) / 1023.0;

procent = temp*20;

potency = map(analogRead(A2), 0, 1023, 0, 270);

Eqv_volt = analogRead(temp_trans_pin) * 5.0 / 1023;


SensorTemp = 100.0 * Eqv_volt-50.0;

// Display the sensor reading

/*Compare the sensor reading with the range of


acceptable temperatures*/
if(SensorTemp > MaxTemp){
digitalWrite(Heater_pin, LOW);
[Link]();
[Link]("High T!");//higher than the max
[Link](11,0);
[Link]("Set T");
[Link](13,1);
[Link]("25");
[Link]("v%");
[Link](temp);
[Link](6, 0);
[Link]("V% ");
[Link](5, 1);
[Link](procent);
[Link]("%");
delay(4000);

delay(4000);
}
else if(SensorTemp < MaxTemp){
[Link]();
[Link]("Low T");//Less than the mini
[Link](0, 1);
[Link]("H On");
[Link](11,0);
[Link]("Set T");
[Link](13,1);
[Link]("25");
[Link]("v%");
[Link](temp);
[Link](6, 0);
[Link]("V% ");
[Link](5, 1);
[Link](procent);
[Link]("%");
delay(4000);

//Turn the heater ON, LED in our case

digitalWrite(Heater_pin, HIGH);

delay(4000);

}
}

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