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The calculator will compute the temperature to 0.1Â°C given the reference junction temperature, the measured thermocouple voltage and the thermocouple type. To use the calculator you need a browser that supports Java applets. All thermocouples are specified over a limited temperature range. If you set the reference junction temperature or the measured thermocouple voltage outside the range limits, the status line will indicate the type of error and its limit.
Analog to Digital Converter (ADC) reading = (Voltage at Pin / 5V) * 1023. Therefore, a zero voltage reading at an analog input pin is converted to the number 0, and a 5V reading at an analog input pin is converted to the number 1023. We use this number in the program to calculate the temperature. Connect the thermistor and resistor to your Arduino like this: The value of the resistor should be equal to the magnitude of resistance of your thermistor. In this case, the resistance of the thermistor is 100K Ohms, so the resistance of the resistor is also 100K Ohms.