Tempreture

Sure! Here’s an explanation in English for an Arduino thermometer code:

An Arduino-based thermometer typically uses a temperature sensor, such as the **LM35**, **DHT11**, or **DS18B20**, to measure temperature and display it on an **LCD screen** or send the data to a computer.

### **Basic Concept**

1. **Temperature Sensor**: Reads the surrounding temperature and sends an analog or digital signal to the Arduino.

2. **Arduino Processing**: Converts the signal into temperature values using calculations based on the sensor's specifications.

3. **Output**: Displays temperature data on an LCD screen, serial monitor, or sends it wirelessly.

### **Example Code Explanation**

• **Libraries:** Some sensors require libraries, like `DHT.h` for DHT sensors.
• **Pin Definition:** The sensor’s data pin connects to a defined Arduino pin.
• **Reading Data:** The sensor sends temperature readings, and the Arduino processes them.
• **Conversion & Display:** The Arduino converts raw data to Celsius/Fahrenheit and prints it to the display.

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