7Semi Analog LM35 Temperature Sensor Probe with 1M Waterproof Cable
The 7Semi Analog LM35 Temperature Sensor Probe with 1M Waterproof Cable is a dependable temperature sensor probe designed for accurate and real-time temperature monitoring in electronics and automation projects.
Based on the trusted LM35 temperature sensor, it delivers a precise analog output directly proportional to temperature at 10mV per degree Celsius, eliminating the need for complex calibration.
The waterproof metal probe and 1-meter insulated cable make it perfect for harsh, humid, or submerged environments such as water tanks, weather stations, incubators, and industrial control systems.
Unlike thermistors that require calibration or digital sensors that depend on protocols, this analog temperature sensor offers simple integration, stable performance, and consistent accuracy for Arduino, Raspberry Pi, IoT, and embedded applications.
Features:
- Direct Kelvin Calibration: Produces 10mV per Kelvin, facilitating conversion to Celsius or Fahrenheit.
- High initial accuracy (±1°C at 25°C) without external calibration.
- Operates reliably from 450µA to 5mA, allowing for design flexibility.
- Low dynamic impedance (less than 1 Ohm) ensures little voltage change under changing load circumstances.
- Extended Temperature Sensing Range: Measures temperatures ranging from -40°C to +100°C, making it appropriate for low and moderate heat applications.
- No calibration required: provides an accurate and linear response right out of the box.
- Interface-Free Design: Unlike thermocouples, no signal conditioning or amplifiers are required.
- Simple to Implement: The two-terminal topology simplifies circuit design and PCB layout.
LM35 Temperature Sensor Probe Pinout Diagram:
LM335 Wiring with Arduino Connection Diagram:
LM335 Temperature Sensor with Arduino
Components Required
- An LM335 sensor
- A breadboard
- An arduino board
- Some jumper wires
- A 2k resistor
Pin Connections
- Pin 1 is the Adjustable Pin (Adj). This allows us to calibrate the temperature sensor if more precise temperature is required. It is not needed for testing.
- Pin 2 is the output pin. Attach this pin to analog pin A0 of the arduino board and connect the 2KOhm resistor to the 5V pin of the arduino.
- Pin 3 is the ground pin and it connects to the ground (GND) terminal of the arduino.