Tagged: thermostat

11-2019

project: smart thermostat – nest and hive

The Google nest thermostat or its Hive equivalent are items which I’d be happy to pay for rather than make. A first reason is that we rely too much on warmth, and a second...

experiments

04-2019

characteristics of a thermistor

Thermistor characteristics The voltage & current of a thermistor are measured as its temperature changes. Sensors allow graphs of voltage and current to be plotted against time. Not only can the resistance of the...

experiments

11-2018

thermostat & refrigerator

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Tagged: thermostat

project: smart thermostat – nest and hive

characteristics of a thermistor

thermostat & refrigerator

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