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Monday, June 13, 2011
Sunday, June 12, 2011
Do it yourself meat thermometer predictive filter
Do it yourself meat thermometer predictive filter Video Clips. Duration : 10.48 Mins.
For passionate cooks, cooking is an art. Knowing exactly when a piece of meat is cooked to perfection demands to know your meat and grill. But with a little 'technology we can build a digital meat thermometer and use of digital signal processing techniques to get an answer much faster. This video explains how to use it should slow the heat transfer within a temperature sensor, the sensor model mathematically, and, finally, a response much faster, with a little 'Microcontroller processing power! For more information, check the manual www.nerdkits.com
Keywords: meat, thermometer, DIY, microcontroller, kit, nerd, nerdkits, avr, lm34, temperature, sensor, transfer, function, step, response, linear, system, exponential, decay, cooking, inverse, first, order, single, pole, noise, low, pass, filter, predict, model, thermal, conduction, solder, hamburger, steak, lcd, atmega168, digital, signal, processing, dsp
For passionate cooks, cooking is an art. Knowing exactly when a piece of meat is cooked to perfection demands to know your meat and grill. But with a little 'technology we can build a digital meat thermometer and use of digital signal processing techniques to get an answer much faster. This video explains how to use it should slow the heat transfer within a temperature sensor, the sensor model mathematically, and, finally, a response much faster, with a little 'Microcontroller processing power! For more information, check the manual www.nerdkits.com
Keywords: meat, thermometer, DIY, microcontroller, kit, nerd, nerdkits, avr, lm34, temperature, sensor, transfer, function, step, response, linear, system, exponential, decay, cooking, inverse, first, order, single, pole, noise, low, pass, filter, predict, model, thermal, conduction, solder, hamburger, steak, lcd, atmega168, digital, signal, processing, dsp
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