AMBIENT TEMPERATURE

CONTROLLER
Devika (18BEC0786)
Swapnadeep Sarkar(18BEC773)
Aadarsh (18BEC0812)
ABSTRACT
A simple circuit consisting of an
operational amplifier, a temperature
sensor, a few transistors and resistors is used
to create a basic ambient temperature
controller. If the temperature sensed is
cold, it leads to the initiation of the running
of a heating element whereas if the
temperature sensed is hot, a cooling
element is powered. This helps regulate
ambient temperature.
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM FOR AMBIENT
TEMPERATURE CONTROLLER
WORKING PRINCIPLE & EXPECTED
OUTCOME
A temperature controller is an device that is used to
control temperature. It does this by first measuring the
temperature (process variable), it then compares it
to the desired value (set value). The difference
between these values is known as the error (Deviation).
Temperature controllers use this error to decide how
much heating or cooling is required to bring the
process temperature back to the desired value. Once
this calculation is complete the controller will produce
an output signal that effects the change required. This
output signal is known as the (manipulated value) and
is normally connected to a heater, control valve, fan or
some othe "final control element" which actually injects
or removes heat from the process.
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