Answer following questions based on the circuit 1. By connecting Pins 1 and I at the 'Range Selection’ terminal, the output of the temperature sensor is fed into the Arduino Nano via a buffer (voltage follower) (Fig. 1). The gain of the buffer (voltage follower) is: …………….., and thus, the amplified output voltage range of the sensor is: ………………………. The purpose of the buffer (voltage follower) is: 2. The output of the temperature sensor is fed into Arduino Nano and digitised by a 10-bit ADC (analogue to digital converter). (a) What is the theoretical resolution of the 10-bit ADC is (assuming ADC VREF = 5.00V): …………………. (mV/bit) (b) If the non-inverting amplifier is applied, the sensitivity of the temperature measurement in bit is roughly: ………………… (bits per °C) (c) If the buffer amplifier is applied, the sensitivity of the temperature measurement in bit is roughly: …………………. (bits per °C) (d) Comment on your calculation in terms of the sensitivity of the measurement.
Answer following questions based on the circuit
1. By connecting Pins 1 and I at the 'Range Selection’ terminal, the output of the temperature sensor is fed into the Arduino Nano via a buffer (voltage follower) (Fig. 1).
The gain of the buffer (voltage follower) is: ……………..,
and thus, the amplified output voltage range of the sensor is: ……………………….
The purpose of the buffer (voltage follower) is:
2. The output of the temperature sensor is fed into Arduino Nano and digitised by a 10-bit ADC (analogue to digital converter).
(a) What is the theoretical resolution of the 10-bit ADC is (assuming ADC VREF = 5.00V):
…………………. (mV/bit)
(b) If the non-inverting amplifier is applied, the sensitivity of the temperature measurement in bit is roughly:
………………… (bits per °C)
(c) If the buffer amplifier is applied, the sensitivity of the temperature measurement in bit is roughly:
…………………. (bits per °C)
(d) Comment on your calculation in terms of the sensitivity of the measurement.
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