| 10/27/94 EDN-Design Ideas | 
							
								| 11/06/97 EDN-Design Ideas | 
							
								| 12/12/97 EDN-Design Ideas / 
								temperature-controlled PWM boost converter allows 
								operation of a12V brushless dc fan from a5V 
								supply :  03/21/2002  
								EDN - Design Ideas /  Fan noise is becoming 
								a significant issue as electronic equipment 
								increasingly enters the office and the home. 
								Noise is proportional to fan speed, and the 
								airflow hence, fan speed necessary for cooling 
								is less at low ambient temperatures. Because 
								ambient temperature is lower than the upper 
								design point most of the time, a fan can run 
								slower, making it easier on the ears. | 
							
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								| Auto-Fan, automatic temperature 
								control: | 
							
								| BangBang Heater: | 
							
								| BangBang Thermostat is Simple & 
								Efficient:  11/06/97 
								EDN-Design Ideas | 
							
								| Boost Converter Controls 12 Volt 
								Fan From 5 Volt Supply:  
								12/12/97 EDN-Design Ideas / 
								Temperature-controlled PWM boost converter 
								allows operation of a12V brushless dc fan from 
								a5V supply | 
							
								| Circuit Enables Precision Control 
								In Radiant Heating Systems:  
								01/08/01 Electronic Design - Ideas for Design / 
								Successful design of precision 
								temperature-control loops, like all 
								high-performance servo systems, depends on 
								careful management of the usual feedback gain 
								and bandwidth tradeoffs. While always tricky, 
								these interactions can become unmanageable if 
								the. . . | 
							
								| Circuit improves on temperature 
								measurement:  
								05/02/2002  EDN - Design Ideas / When current 
								pulses with a stable IHIGH/ILOW ratio modulate a 
								semiconductor junction, the ensuing voltage 
								difference (for example, ΔVBE for a bipolar 
								transistor) is a linear function of the absolute 
								(Kelvin) temperature, T. You can use this truism 
								to make accurate temperature measurements. 
								Technical literature has thoroughly covered the 
								relationship (references 1 to 4) and has numerou.... | 
							
								| Constant Temperature Circuit: | 
							
								| Controller Provides Closed Loop 
								Temperature Regulation:  
								05/08/97 EDN-Design Ideas | 
							
								| Electronic Thermostat: | 
							
								| Electronic Thermostat Relay 
								Circuit: | 
							
								| Heating System Thermostat: | 
							
								| LM3911 Temperature Controller: | 
							
								| Peltier Element Controls itself:  
								10/27/94 EDN-Design Ideas | 
							
								| Speed Control Handles Isolated 
								–48 Volt Fans :  
								08/05/02 Electronic Design - Ideas for Design / 
								Chips are available to monitor and control 
								ventilation fans. But less common are fan 
								controllers for telecom applications. Such fans 
								must operate in electrically isolated 
								environments with a supply voltage in the 36- to 
								72-V range. For example, the... | 
							
								| Take Back Half: A Novel 
								Integrating Temperature-Control Algorithm:  
								12/04/00 Electronic Design - Ideas for Design / 
								According to Linear Technology’s Jim Williams, 
								“The unfortunate relationship between servo 
								systems and oscillators is very apparent in 
								thermal control systems.” (Linear Applications 
								Handbook, 1990). High-performance temperature 
								control is. . . | 
							
								| Temperature Controlled Based on 
								AT89CX051: | 
							
								| Temperature Controlled NiCd 
								Charger: | 
							
								| Temperature Controlled Ovens: | 
							
								| Temperature Controller:  
								Remote sensor sends data via mains supply 
								Temperature range:00.0 to 99.9 �C | 
							
								| Temperature controller 
								: | 
							
								| Temperature Controller keeps IR 
								Detector At 8�K:  
								01/07/99 EDN-Design Ideas / PDF contains 
								multiple circuits - scroll to find this circuit. | 
							
								| Temperature Monitor:  
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								| Temperature Programmer uses 
								Digital Control:  
								07/18/96 EDN-Design Ideas | 
							
								| Temperature Regulator #2: | 
							
								| Temperature Sensitive Oscillator:  
								Temperature controlled based on AT89CX051 | 
							
								| Thermo Cooling Fan:  
								fan controller, which controls fan based on 
								temperature | 
							
								| Thermoelectric Controller 
								(scriptable Thermometer): |