Interfacing of DS18B20 with Raspberry pi
Connection of DS18B20 with Raspberry pi
You can see there are three terminal
R1 is 4.7k ohm resistance for pulling up the voltage level
Enabling the one-wire interface from the RPi side
Login to Raspberry pi using putty or any other linux/unix terminal.
After login, open the /boot/config.txt file in your favourite browser.
nano /boot/config.txt
Now add the this line dtoverlay=w1–gpio
to the end of the file.
Now reboot the Raspberry pi sudo reboot
.
Log in to Raspberry pi, and run sudo modprobe g1-gpio
Then run sudo modprobe w1-therm
Now go to the directory /sys/bus/w1/devices cd /sys/bus/w1/devices
Now you will found out a virtual directory created of your temperature sensor starting from 28-********.
Go to this directory cd 28-********
Now there is a file name w1-slave, This file contains the temperature and other information like CRC. cat w1-slave
.
Now write a module in python to read the temperature
import glob
import time
RATE = 30
sensor_dirs = glob.glob("/sys/bus/w1/devices/28*")
if len(sensor_dirs) != 0:
while True:
time.sleep(RATE)
for directories in sensor_dirs:
temperature_file = open(directories + "/w1_slave")
# Reading the files
text = temperature_file.read()
temperature_file.close()
# Split the text with new lines (\n) and select the second line.
second_line = text.split("\n")[1]
# Split the line into words, and select the 10th word
temperature_data = second_line.split(" ")[9]
# We will read after ignoring first two character.
temperature = float(temperature_data[2:])
# Now normalise the temperature by dividing 1000.
temperature = temperature / 1000
print 'Address : '+str(directories.split('/')[-1])+', Temperature : '+str(temperature)
Above python module will print the temperature vs address for infinite time. RATE parameter is defined to change or adjust the frequency of temperature query from the sensor.
GPIO pin diagram