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    This document discusses using a microcontroller to control an application with 400 and 830 holes. It includes code for generating tones with a pin number, frequency, and duration. It also discusses using voltage dividers and temperature sensors like the TMP36 and LM35 to measure temperature in Celsius based on the output voltage.

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    This document discusses using a microcontroller to control an application with 400 and 830 holes. It includes code for generating tones with a pin number, frequency, and duration. It also discusses using voltage dividers and temperature sensors like the TMP36 and LM35 to measure temperature in Celsius based on the output voltage.

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    Basic Electronics Components

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    Muzzammil Zamri
    This document discusses using a microcontroller to control an application with 400 and 830 holes. It includes code for generating tones with a pin number, frequency, and duration. It also discusses using voltage dividers and temperature sensors like the TMP36 and LM35 to measure temperature in Celsius based on the output voltage.

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    DEE3941

    Microcontroller Application
    400 holes 830 holes
    tone( pin number, frequency in hertz, duration in milliseconds);
    Voltage divider
    TMP36 :
    Temp in °C = [(Vout in mV) - 500] / 10

    LM35 :
    Temp in °C = Vout in mV / 10

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