Every car needs a temperature sensor. Knowing what the outside temperature is useful for all kinds of purposes. At the basic level, it’s useful to know if you should wear a coat and a hat because it’s cold, or to leave your coat in the car because it’s warm out. On a functional level, it’s dangerous to drive in low temperatures, with the risk of icy roads impacting your driving style. By knowing that it’s cold outside, you can adjust your driving accordingly. This project is an excellent basis ...
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J. CoburnBuild Your Own Car Dashboard with a Raspberry Pihttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-6080-7_77. Temperature Monitoring
Chapter goal: Install a temperature sensor and read the values into the application.
Joseph Coburn1
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Alford, UK
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