Interfacing and Displaying Sensor Value on LCD using Arduino

we are presenting a tutorial on how to interface LM35 and Arduino along with its program. Once we successfully interface arduino and lm35, we will go on to build a temperature display using arduino and a 16×2 LCD module which constantly monitors temperature around the measurement field/range of LM35 and displays the same on LCD module. So lets get to building the project!

LM35 is an analog, linear temperature sensor whose output voltage varies linearly with change in temperature. LM35 is three terminal linear temperature sensor from National semiconductors. It can measure temperature from-55 degree celsius to +150 degree celsius. The voltage output of the LM35 increases 10mV per degree Celsius rise in temperature
LM35 is an analog temperature sensor. This means the output of LM35 is an analog signal. Microcontrollers dont accept analog signals as their input directly. We need to convert this analog output signal to digital before we can feed it to a microcontroller’s input. For this purpose, we can use an ADC( Analog to Digital Converter).If we are using a basic microcontroller like 8051, we need to use an external ADC to convert analog output from LM35 to digital. We then feed the output of ADC ( converted digital value) to input of 8051. But modern day boards like Arduino and most modern day micro controllers come with inbuilt ADC. Our arduino uno has an in built 10 bit ADC (6 channel). We can make use of this in built ADC of arduino to convert the analog output of LM35 to digital output. Since Arduino uno has a 6 channel inbuilt ADC, there are 6 analog input pins numbered from A0 to A5. Connect analog out of LM35 to any of these analog input pins of arduino.

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[Aexium]

Why did you use Serial.print if you already used lcd.print to display the value?

[omarlozada]

Hi, I want to know which librery did you use to show the sensor value in the LCD

[montsomokake]

Please comment your code on 1st and 2nd line of setu0