Wednesday, October 1, 2014

Simple Temperature Indicator Circuit Diagram for heatsinks

The circuit is simplicity itself, two different zener diodes, D1 and D2, are attached in series to ensure an accurate zener voltage of 5.96V at 25° Centigrade. The zener voltage will upward thrust through 20 mV for each stage Centigrade upward thrust in temperature.
The voltage stage is comparable to the temperature of the heat-sink is  when compared with two reference volt- a long time through IC1 and lC2. when the temperature reaches 50° Centigrade the output of lC2 is going high so T3 behaviors and causes D4 to gentle and on the same time D5 is extinguished through T4.
At or above 75° Centigrade the output of  lC1 is high and T2  then behavior to make D3 gentle and D4 extinguish. beneath customary stipulations, that may be, considering a heat-sink of enough cooling house, a temperature of 75° Centigrade seriously isnt reached. Parent 2 displays the Pd/PO (max) relation among the facility dissipation of a ciass B amplifier and its effective energy output PO (max) below customary condictions. The pressure signal is a sine wave. The effect of the quiescent present on the dissipation has been ignored. its noticed in parts checklist






Resistors:
R1 = 22 k
R2 = 5k6
Fi3,R12= 8209. I
R4 = 220 Q.
ns = icon `
R6 = 470 S2
R7 = 4k7
R8,R9,R10,R11=15k `
Semiconductors: ‘
D1 ,D2 = L1/I335 (National Semiconductor)
D3 = LED red 5 mm
D4 = LED orange 5 mm
D5 = LED green 5 mm
T1,T2,T3,T4 = BC 547B
|C1,|C2=314O

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