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Originally posted by bigben2k
The sample you ordered is the sensor only, not the interface chip. What would you connect it to? How would you read anything from it?
Are ya'll just thrilled about getting something for free?
If you took the time to read the specs, you'd see that it's only accurate to +/- 0.9C, within 0 to 40C. It also says to keep it away from UV light, or any strong light, to keep the leads under 4 inches in a ventilated area, and that it is very sensitive to static.
You can order a testing kit, if you're willing to fork out the $300+.
Forget about it...
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I can rip off the temp sensor man.
Thats $1.99 at Radio Shack.