When cooled by an applied fluid flow, a heated diode increases its forward voltage
| Authors | Raju Baddi |
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- Article «Use a heated diode as a flow sensor»
- Figure 1. When cooled by an applied fluid flow, a heated diode increases its forward voltage
- Figure 2. These circuits demonstrate applications using a diode as a temperature sensor: a) The electronic candle LED turns off when air is blown onto the 1N4148 diode. By using a resistor-trimpot combination, more precision adjustment is possible. Perhaps -5 V for
