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Wednesday, March 28, 2018

Reading Arduino Analog Input - Real Time Temperature Sensor on PC

Reading Analog data cannot be simpler with Arduino.

Picture of Ten Minutes Arduino Temperature TMP01FPZ

As I mentioned in earlier article, analog input once has been a little bit complicated process.

First, you needed to connect a spacial IC, Analog-to-Digital converter to your microcontroller and then start converting data to a suitable form into display.

But this is not the case anymore.

With Arduino, you can read analog input from any device with some simple commands and then show them on LCD or your computer or even your smartphone.

In this article, I used Arduino to read analog data from a temperature sensor TMP01 and then send data to the PC in real time using serial monitor embedded in Arduino IDE.