Hello Prachi,
I looked for RTD Sensors and found these
You could maybe try to use NTC Thermistor as this is a very similar component.
It changes it’s resistance according to the temperature.
You could try to change the parameters according to the datasheet of your sensor in the “Thermistor.h” file.
#define THERMISTOR_R_NOM 10000 // Ro: defined resistance at 25 degrees C #define THERMISTOR_T_NOM 25 // T0: temp. for nominal resistance (almost always 25 C) #define THERMISTOR_B_COEF 3977 // B: The beta coefficient of the thermistor (usually 3000-4000) #define THERMISTOR_S_RES 10000 // the value of the ‘other’ resistor
Let me know if that helps and I would be happy to know if you can provide a link to a specific sensor you thought about.
Hello robo-ziv!
Thank you very much for your reply and suggestions.
I know HeroCore is not available for the masses, but in Italy it is already used in some schools, and starting september 2019 it will be in many schools, meaning thousands of students. It will be in the shop this month though.
We would love to be able to use circuito.io as well, as educational tool. I have all the material and details about HeroCore ONE, as well as the Fritzing part (fzpz).
If possible id love to contribute to your project by helping populating your repository on github.
Thank you again, Flavio
Hi JH, there won’t be a note when a new component is added. Also by “weird thingy” I mean wrong details. You see, it shows other details that I think aren’t part of the page! See in the pictures attached.
Do you have a GitHub account, by any chance? If you do, then why not add it yourself! Go onto circuito.io, scroll down to Create & Edit components(if you want a shortcut then why not click Controllers and scroll down the short list.), accept the heads up then you’ll be transported to GidPod to add your components!
