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Nov 25, 2022


The scheme of using a pair of fast-response thermistors to measure CT^2 works well. The hardware implementation needs an iteration. 
Issues include: 
1. thermistors are exposed and subject to damage. Needs a low-obscuration protective screen. 
2. circuit implementation is unacceptable. Plugboards and wiring and data acq unit are rattling around, unmounted, in box. OK for test setup but not as a final version. 
3. There are tens of degrees of vertical temperature gradient in the dome. Need a local determination of temperature to get from voltage differences to temperature differences. 


Good end-cap screen: 


Ordered 12 from Amazon

Use Sparkfun-ordered TMP36 analog temperature sensors. They need 2.7 to 5.5V. 


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