Temperature controller using

8085
Temperature measurement is used in variety of applications like furnace, water bath, oven, etc.
with the help of transducers like thermocouple.
The output of thermocouple is proportional to temperature which is in milliVolts. Therefore to
drive further stages of system, this signal is amplified using instrumentation amplifier.
The amplified output is fed to channel 3 of ADC and 8085 provides High to Low SOC and
ALE signal.
When ADC completes the conversion, 8085 reads the equivalent digital data from Port A
which is the current value of temperature of object.
This value of measured temperature is then sent to display system.
For measuring temperature of furnace, water bath, etc. 8085 1st measures current temperature
(t1) and compares with the reference temperature (T1) at which the temperature is to be kept
constant.
If the measure temperature (t1) is greater than reference temperature (T1) then 8085 sends
control signal to the transistorized relay circuit through Port B and turns OFF the heating process
to maintain temperature at desired level.
If the measure temperature (t1) is less than reference temperature (T1) then 8085 sends control
signal to the transistorized relay circuit through Port B and turns ON the heating process to
maintain temperature at desired level, thus maintaining the temperature of furnace, bath tub, etc.

Chips select Logic:


Control word Format:
=98H


Data for channel selection:
=0BH (SOC=
HIGH)

=03H (SOC= LOW)


Data for turning Heater ON/OFF:
=00H (Heater OFF)

=01H (Heater ON)