Homemade thermal diode reader

[Christoph]

How about that? (http://www.voidyourwarranty.net/review/review.php3?r1=xpdiode/index.php3)
Too bad that college just started up again. Looks like a great weekend project when I get settled.

[Hoot]

I was working on an analog circuit for reading my thermal diode. I like this a lot! I will build one of these as soon as I can get my hands on that Maxim chip! Thank you very much for the tip!

Hoot

[pHaestus]

I think this is a big deal for hardware sites, serious overclockers, and all geeks with an interest in tinkering with electronics. But then again I am probably a little biased :)

[Christoph]

Originally posted by Hoot
I was working on an analog circuit for reading my thermal diode. I like this a lot! I will build one of these as soon as I can get my hands on that Maxim chip! Thank you very much for the tip!

Hoot

Looks like they only sell to companies. Do you (or does anybody) know of anybody who'd be willing to resell them?

[Aesik]

Hrmm...very nice. I have several vendors I can order through at work, I wonder if they'd let me order any of these in small quantities for personal use. I'll check into it.

[Keen]

I just spent half the night pouring over several printouts on this, and I think I have a rough idea of how everything needs to be connected. I'll post my findings later on today.