- Published on June 8, 2020
- In Deep Tech
How Can You Build Your Own Homemade Infrared Thermometer With Arduino
- By Dr. Raul V. Rodriguez
The MLX90614 infrared thermometer with Arduino allows you to make temperature measurements without the need to be in contact with the surface.
It is an effective way to make temperature measurements in situations where it is difficult to access the surface to be measured. However, the technology behind the infrared thermometer with Arduino is not easy. It is based on the Stefan-Boltzmann Law and how a body emits infrared radiation that is proportional to its temperature.
In this article, I will talk about how an infrared thermometer works and how to use it with Arduino. First, you have to understand what it is and its basic principle and then put it into practice.
How an infrared thermometer Works
It is used for medical and agricultural use or to measure the temperature of equi
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Dr. Raul V. Rodriguez
Dean at Woxsen School of Business. He is a registered expert in Artificial intelligence, Intelligent Systems, Multi-agent Systems at the European Commission, and has been nominated for the Forbes 30 Under 30 Europe 2020 list.
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