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Introduction to Arduino Duemilanove

Hey Fellas! Hope you are doing well. I feel pleasure to have you on this platform. Today, I'll discuss the detailed Introduction to Arduino Duemilanove which is a Microcontroller Board, introduced by Arduino.cc and is based on ATmega168 or ATmega328. It comes with 14 pins that can be used both ways: Input or Output. Duemilanove means "2009" in Italian. Arduino boards have always been a good pick for hobbyists and students who intend to design projects that are mainly related to embedded system and automation. These boards are similar to microcontrollers, with little advantage over them as they come with some built-in peripheral features, setting you free from buying external components to employ automation in your project. If we focus on Arduino Duemilanove, it incorporates an ICSP header, a power jack, a reset button, and USB connection. A 16 MHz crystal is added on the device, aiming to produce clock pulses with regular intervals. In this post, I'll try to cover each and everything related this Arduino Board i.e. main features, pinout, pin description, software used and applications. Let's jump right in.

Introduction to Arduino Duemilanove

Arduino Duemilanove is a Microcontroller Board that is based on ATmega168 or ATmega328.

• It comes with 14 I/O pins, out of which 6 are used as a PWM output Pins.

This board is useful where low speed and memory space is required. You can not compare it with Arduino Mega that proves to an ideal choice for high-speed applications. Still, if you aim to produce a project with simple functions, Arduino Duemilanove comes handy and stands fit for your technical requirements. It is a most recent version of the board housing USB connection and can operate at 5V with an Input voltage ranging between 6 to 20 V, however, it is advised to keep the voltage range from 7 to 12 V.

• The Flash Memory is different depending on the microcontroller incorporated into the board: 16 KB for ATmega168 and 32 KB for ATmega 328. Out of this total flash memory, 2 KB is reserved for a bootloader. 

Similarly, SRAM featured on the device is 1 KB  while using ATmega168 and 2 KB for ATmega328. 

• This board can be powered up both ways: connecting with a computer using USB cable or using DC adopter.

A reset button is added on the device that helps in resetting the module in case there comes a glitch in a running program and module requires instant reset that brings it back to the initial condition.

• There is a built-in LED connected to digital pin 13, toggling between ON and OFF as you send HIGH and LOW respectively.

1. Arduino Duemilanove Features

Features of any device help you make a final decision before buying it for your project. Following table shows the main features of Arduino Duemilanove.

Microcontroller	ATmega168 or ATmega328
CPU	32-Bit ARM Chip
Digital I/O Pins	14
PWM Output	6 (out of 14 I/O pins)
Analog Input	6
Flash Memory (Program Memory)	16 KB for ATmega168 and 32 KB for ATmega 328
SRAM	1 KB  for ATmega168 and 2 KB for ATmega328
EEPROM	512 bytes for ATmega168 and 1 KB for ATmega328
Input Voltage	7-12 V
Operating Voltage	5 V
Oscillator	up to 16 MHz
Software Used	Arduino IDE
Reset Button	Yes
ICSP Header	Yes
USB Port	1
UART (Serial Communication)	Yes
SPI Protocol	Yes
I2C Protocol	Yes
DC Current per I/O Pin	40 mA
DC Current for 3.3V Pin	50 mA

• Three communication protocols available on the board will help in connecting the module with external devices.
• There is a slight difference in the memory used in the module based on the controller incorporated on the board. Before you intend to buy the module, make sure your technical requirements are quite in line with the memory space available on the board.

2. Arduino Duemilanove Pinout

Following figure shows the pinout of this Arduino Board.

• There are total 28 physical pins on the board and six pins are available on the ICSP header. Four female headers are available covering all physical pins for the connection with the external devices.

3. Arduino Duemilanove Pin Configuration

In the previous section, you have got a brief overview of the Arduino module pinout. Now, we will highlight the major functions associated with each pin, so you can anticipate what each pin is capable to perform, helping you use the relevant pin for your project.

Digital I/O Pins

There are 14 digital I/O pins on the board that can be used as an input or output based on requirement. If you are working with sensors, these pins can be made as an input to accept the digital input from the sensor, similarly, if you are aiming to control the motor, these pins are used as an output for writing the required command to control the motors.

Analog Pins

There are 6 analog pins available on the board. These pins can accept any value, unlike digital signals that are designed to deal with only two values: HIGH and LOW. The following figure shows the location of analog pins on the board.

PWM Pins

There are six PWM pins (out of 14 digital I/O pins) incorporated on the board. PWM (pulse width modulation) is a process for getting analog results with digital means. These pins appear on the right side of the board as you place the board with power jack pointing upward.  Following figure shows the placement of these pins on the board.

ICSP Header

ICSP (In-Circuit Serial Programming) header is added that help to connect the board with computer and upload a sketch in case USB port is not available.  This feature is mainly used to program Arduino with another Arduino.

Power Source Pins

There are four main voltage sources i.e. Vin, 5V, 3.3V, AREF, available on the board. The Vin is the input voltage that ranges between +7 to +12 V and comes from the external power source. The board operates at 5V while 3.3V is the operating voltage of each pin. There are four ground pins on the board where one is reserved for AREF and another for ICSP header while remaining two are available for the board. The AREF is an Analogue reference voltage, used for analog pins. The following figure shows the power source pins.

Communication Protocols

Common communication protocols like SPI, UART and I2C are available on the board. It is important to note that SPI communication is available on both: digital I/O pins and ICSP header pins.

Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) is commonly used to send data between microcontrollers and small peripherals such as sensors, shift registers, and SD cards. It comes with separate clock and data lines, layered with a select line to choose the device for communication.

Similarly, I2C is a two-wire interface that contains two main lines known as SDA and SCL where former is s serial data line that carries the data and later is serial clock line that is used to synchronize all data transfers over the I2C bus.

4. Programming and Communication

Almost all modules falling under the Arduino family are programmed using  Arduino IDE - Official software introduced by Arduino.cc for programming Arduino Modules. This software is compatible with common operating systems like Windows, Linux or MAC.

• You need to take care before installing the software version for your system i.e. if you want to download Arduino IDE App version, you must have Windows 10 installed in your system as app version is not compatible with Windows 7 or 8.1.

The software is very easy to use and is readily available on the Arduino Website. It is an open source software i.e. you can use it freely and modify your Arduino Board as per your requirements. Some basic codes are already available on the software, you just need to connect the board with the computer and upload the required program and start playing with your board right away.

• Arduino never fails to keep your budget at the bare minimum as no external burner is required to burn the code inside the module due to Module's built-in bootloader, however, if you aim to insert a new controller on the module, you have to install the bootloader again using IDE software.

Arduino IDE comes with a number of options to select the required Arduino Board, simply go to Tools Menu and click Board section and select the board you are working on.

• Software comes with a compilation option that allows you to see the code compilation on the bottom of the screen as you upload the code, generating a code hex file which then is transferred to the board.

The physical pin 0 and 1 are used for UART communication and FTDI  chip on the board sets a pathway to bridge the serial communication between FTDI drivers and USB. As you send the data using FTDI chip and USB connection, the RX and TX will flash, indicating information is being transferred to the computer.

5. Arduino Duemilanove Projects and Applications

Arduino Duemilanove comes with a wide range of applications and features a number of peripheral features. Following are some major applications it can be used for:

• Student Projects
• Industrial Automation
• Health and Security Systems
• Embedded Systems
• Motor and Sensor Control

That’s all for today. I hope I have given you everything you needed to know about Arduino Duemilanove. However, if you are unsure or have any question you can comment in the section below. I’d love to help you in any way I can. You are most welcome to keep us updated with your valuable feedback and suggestions, they help us provide you quality work as per your needs and requirements. Thanks for reading the article.

Introduction to CD4047

Hi Guys! Hope you are doing well. In this platform, we always strive to keep updated with valuable information related to engineering and technology. Today, I'll discuss the detailed Introduction to CD4047. It is a CMOS Low Power monostable/astable multivibrator mainly used for converting DC current signal to AC signal. This inverter proves to be very handy in some countries where load-shedding creates a significant problem as it comes with an ability to store electrical energy and discharge it in the absence of main electrical power. In this tutorial, I'll cover the entire details on this inverter, its main features, working, and applications. Let's dive in and explore everything you need to know about this inverter.

Introduction to CD4047

CD4047 is a CMOS Low Power monostable/astable multivibrator mainly used for converting DC current signal to AC signal. It comes with a high voltage rating around 20-V.

• CD4047 is a 14 pin IC that operates on a logic techniques with an ability to allow negative or positive edge-triggered monostable multivibrator action layered with retriggering and external counting options.

Accurate and complemented buffered output with low power consumption make this IC an ideal choice for Frequency Division and Time Delay applications. The internal power-on reset circuit is added on the IC and fast recovery time makes it an independent from the pulse width.

• There is a sheer difference involved when IC works in monostable and astable mode. In monostable mode, the inverter needs a trigger signal for generating the output pulse, but an astable multivibrator doesn't require trigger signal for every output pulse. More often than not, an astable multivibrator can be called as an oscillator.

CD4047 Features

No matter what type of operation this IC undergoes, an external resistor is permanently connected between RC-Common and R timing terminals and an external capacitor is connected between RC-Common and C timing terminals. The following figure shows the main features of this IC.

Features
Low Power Consumption Noise Resistance Generate both Monostable and Astable operation Symmetrical buffered output characteristics One resistor and one capacitor is used externally
Monostable Features
Output pulse width doesn't dependent on trigger pulse duration Pulse width expansion with retrigger option The positive and negative edge trigger option is available
Astable Features
Creates 50% duty cycle Free running operating modes Oscillator output Impressive frequency stability

CD4047 Pinout

Following figure shows the pinout diagram of CD4047.

• There are 14 pins available on the IC where Vss is a ground pin and Vdd is a voltage supply pin. There are six inputs including trigger', trigger, astable, astable', external reset and retrigger. While buffer outputs include three outputs mentioned as Q, Q', and Oscillator.

Both astable and astable' take part for triggering the operation by keeping high level on the former and low level on the later.

• The IC behaves as a gatable multivibrator if complement pulses on the astable' and true pulses are applied on the astable pins.

The CD4047 will be only triggering in a monostable state when a positive edge appears on the +trigger with -trigger keeping low.

CD4047 Pin Description

As mentioned earlier there are 14 pins on the IC interface with every pin is used with a specific purpose. Folloiwng table shows the pin description of each pin.

Pin#	Pin Name	Pin Description
1	C	Connected to an external capacitor
2	R	Connected to an external resistor
3	R-C Common	Common pin for establishing a connection with resistor and capacitor
4	Astable'	Must be kept low when used in astable mode
5	Astable	Must be kept high when used in astable mode
6	-Trigger	High to Low transition will be given to this pin when used in Monostable mode
7	Vss	Ground Pin
8	+Trigger	Low to high transition will be given to this pin when used in Monostable mode
9	EXT Reset	External reset triggers when a high pulse is provided to this pin, resetting the output Q to low and Q’ to high
10	Q	Generates high output
11	Q'	It is an inverse output of pin 10, producing a low output
12	Retrigger	This pin is used in Monostable mode for simultaneously retriggering +trigger and –trigger pin
13	Osc Out	Generate oscillated output
14	Vdd	Voltage supply pin

CD4047 Working in Monostable and Astable Mode

CD4047 is a low power inverter that comes with an ability to operate in both states: astable or monostable mode. In astable mode, it operates by charging a capacitor using a valuable resistor that is mainly used to adjust the output frequency near 50Hz. Monostable Mode In Monostable Mode, an external resistor must be connected between Pin 1 & 3 of the IC that helps in determining the output pulse width. We will be using +trigger and –trigger Pin in this mode. Both pins will generate the Monostable output when we provide High to Low transition at –trigger Pin and Low to High transition at +trigger Pin. The following formula is used to determine the frequency at Pin 10 & 11

f = 1 / 8.8 x R*C

Astable mode As mentioned earlier in astable mode, the inverter needs a trigger signal for generating the output pulse. The output frequency is determined when a single capacitor is connected between PIN 2 and 3. The IC will be operating is an Astable mode when we apply  HIGH on Pin 5 and LOW on Pin 4, generating the output toggling between HIGH and LOW. The oscillated output frequency on Pin 13 can be determined using the following formula

F = 1 / 4.4 x R*C

Similarly, the formula to find the time it takes to generate pulse will be given as:

t = 2.48 x R*C

Applications

This inverter comes with a wide range of applications that are mainly related to DC to AC conversion. Following are the main applications it can be used for.

• Frequency division
• Frequency multiplication
• Timing delay applications
• Timing circuits
• Frequency discriminators

That’s all for today. I hope this article has helped you got a complete overview of CD4047 and the main functions associated with it. If you are unsure or have any question, you can ask me in the comment section below. I’d love to assist you in any way I can. Feel free to give your feedback and suggestions that help us provide you quality work based on your needs and requirements. Thanks for reading the article.

Introduction to NodeMCU V3

Hi Friends! Welcome you onboard. I am back to give you a daily dose of useful information. Today, I'll unlock the detailed Introduction to NodeMCU V3. It is an open-source firmware and development kit that plays a vital role in designing your own IoT product using a few Lua script lines. The module is mainly based on ESP8266 that is a low-cost Wi-Fi microchip incorporating both a full TCP/IP stack and microcontroller capability. It is introduced by manufacturer Espressif Systems - A manufacturer based in Shanghai, China. Arduino Modules and Microcontrollers have always been a great choice to incorporate automation into the relevant project. But these modules come with a little drawback as they don't feature a built-in WiFi capability, subsequently, we need to add external WiFi protocol into these devices to make them compatible with the internet channel. This is where NodeMCU V3 comes handy that incorporates a built-in WiFi support, giving an easy pathway to design IoT applications as per your technical requirements. In this post, I'll try to cover brief details related to this WiFi Development Kit, its main features, pinout and everything you need to know about this module. Let's get started.

Introduction to NodeMCU V3

NodeMCU V3 is an open-source firmware and development kit that plays a vital role in designing your own IoT product using a few Lua script lines. Multiple GPIO pins on the board allow you to connect the board with other peripherals and are capable of generating PWM, I2C, SPI, and UART serial communications.

• The interface of the module is mainly divided into two parts including both Firmware and Hardware where former runs on the ESP8266 Wi-Fi SoC and later is based on the ESP-12 module.

The firmware is based on Lua - A scripting language that is easy to learn, giving a simple programming environment layered with a fast scripting language that connects you with a well-known developer community. And open source firmware gives you the flexibility to edit, modify and rebuilt the existing module and keep changing the entire interface until you succeed in optimizing the module as per your requirements.

• USB to UART converter is added on the module that helps in converting USB data to UART data which mainly understands the language of serial communication.

Instead of the regular USB port, MicroUSB port is included in the module that connects it with the computer for dual purposes: programming and powering up the board.

• The board incorporates status LED that blinks and turns off immediately, giving you the current status of the module if it is running properly when connected with the computer.

The ability of module to establish a flawless WiFi connection between two channels makes it an ideal choice for incorporating it with other embedded devices like Raspberry Pi.

NodeMCU V3 Pinout

NodeMCU V3 comes with a number of GPIO Pins. Following figure shows the Pinout of the board.

• There is a candid difference between Vin and VU where former is the regulated voltage that may stand somewhere between 7 to 12 V while later is the power voltage for USB that must be kept around 5 V.

NodeMCU V3 Datasheet

• You can download NodeMCU V3 datasheet by clicking the below button:

Download NodeMCU V3 Datasheet

NodeMCU V3 Features

• Open-source
• Arduino-like hardware
• Status LED
• MicroUSB port
• Reset/Flash buttons
• Interactive and Programmable
• Low cost
• ESP8266 with inbuilt wifi
• USB to UART converter
• GPIO pins

As mentioned above, a cable supporting micro USB port is used to connect the board. As you connect the board with a computer, LED will flash. You may need some drivers to be installed on your computer if it fails to detect the NodeMCU board. You can download the driver from this page. Note: We use Arduino IDE software for programming this module. It is important to note that the pin configuration appearing on the board is different from the configuration we use to program the board on the software i.e. when we write code for targeting pin 16 on the Arduino IDE, it will actually help is laying out the communication with the D0 pin on the module. Following figure the shows the pin configuration to use in Arduino IDE.

How to Power NodeMCU V3?

You can see from the pinout image above, there are five ground pins and three 3V3 pins on the board. The board can be powered up using the following three ways. USB Power. It proves to an ideal choice for loading programs unless the project you aim to design requires separate interface i.e. disconnected from the computer. Provide 3.3V. This is another great option to power up the module. If you have your own off-board regulator, you can generate an instant power source for your development kit. Power Vin. This is a voltage regulator that comes with the ability to support up to 800 mA. It can handle somewhere between 7 to 12 V. You cannot power the devices operating at 3.3 V, as this regulator unable to generate as low as 3.3V.

NodeMCU V3 Projects and Applications

NodeMCU V3 is mainly used in the WiFi Applications which most of the other embedded modules fail to process unless incorporated with some external WiFi protocol. Following are some major applications used for NodeMCU V3.

• Internet Smoked Alarm
• VR Tracker
• Octopod
• Serial Port Monitor
• ESP Lamp
• Incubator Controller
• IoT home automation
• Security Alarms

That's all for now. I hope I have given you something valuable related to this module. If you have any question, you can approach me in the comment section below. I'd love to help you the best way I can. You are most welcome to keep us updated with your valuable feedback so we keep producing quality content as per your needs and requirements. Thanks for reading the article.

Introduction to Arduino Leonardo

Hi Guys! Hope you are getting along with life pretty well. I always strive to keep you updated with most valuable information related to engineering and technology. Today, I'll discuss the detailed Introduction to Arduino Leonardo. It is a microcontroller board based on the ATmega32U4 and comes with 23 digital input/output pins. It is developed by Arduino.cc, aiming to provide easy to use interface with the ability to perform a number of functions on a single chip. It incorporates everything required to drive the automation in the relevant project. Simply connect this device with the USB cable or power it up using DC adapter and start playing with it In this post, I'll try to cover each and everything related to Arduino Leonardo, so you don't need to wrestle your mind browsing the whole internet and find all the information in one place. Let's dive right in and get down to the nitty-gritty of this tiny module.

Introduction to Arduino Leonardo

• Arduino Leonardo is a microcontroller board developed by Arduino.cc. It is based on the ATmega32U4 and comes with 23 digital input/output pins that are enough to connect with external devices and turn your innovation into reality.
• The Microcontroller on the board incorporates a built-in USB communication, setting you free from the use of a secondary processor. The USB communication helps Leonardo disguise the mouse or keyboard when it is connected to a computer.
• The module supports the crystal oscillator with the frequency up to 16 MHz that is enough to generate clock pulses with decent pace required for the synchronization of all the internal operations.

In-circuit programming header is added in the device that gives you the flexibility to tweak the already written code after its installation in the relevant project.

• This board supports common communication protocol like UART, SPI, and I2C. The UART is a serial communication protocol mainly used for transferring and receiving serial data using two pins called TX and RX.

While I2C is a two-wire interface that involves two main lines known as SDA and SCL where former is s serial data line that carries the data and later is serial clock line that is used to synchronize all data transfers over the I2C bus.

• Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) is a third communication protocol added on the board that is commonly used to send data between microcontrollers and small peripherals such as sensors, shift registers, and SD cards using separate clock and data lines, layered with a select line to pick the device for communication.

1. Arduino Leonardo Features

If you aim to work on your desired project, you must know the common features this device holds in order to avoid any hassle in future, getting you a clear idea if the ratings of the device are quite in line and stand fit for your project. Following table shows the main features of the Arduino Leonardo.

Microcontroller	ATmega32U4
CPU	8-Bit
Digital I/O Pins	23
PWM Output	7
Analog Input	12
Flash Memory (Program Memory)	32 KB (Out of which 4 KB is used by bootloader)
SRAM	2.5 KB
EEPROM	1 KB
Input Voltage	7-12 V
Operating Voltage	5 V
Oscillator	up to 16 MHz
Software Used	Arduino Software (IDE)
Reset Button	Yes
ICSP Header	Yes
USB Port	1
UART (Serial Communication)	Yes

2. Arduino Leonardo Pinout

Following figure shows the pinout of Arduino Leonardo.

• USB jack, Power Jack and Reset button are quite in line with each other and are surfaced on one side of the board. Nonetheless, all components and pins on the board are designed in a regular pattern, giving a compact and symmetrical interface.

3. Arduino Leonardo Pin Description

You have got a clear idea about some of the basic functions of this Arduino Module. In this section, we will break down pinout of the board with different images and describe them in terms of pin description of the board. Let's get started.

Analog Pins

There are 12 analog pins added on the board. As per the nature of these pins, they can utilize any number of values, unlike digital signals that are designed to deal with only two values: HIGH and LOW. The following figure shows the placement of these analog pins on the board.

PWM Output

There are seven PWM pins available on the board. If you place the board with power jack pointing upward, these pins appear on the right side of the board. PWM is a process for getting analog results with digital means. You can see these pins in the figure below.

Communication Protocols

Three communication protocols including SPI, UART and I2C are incorporated on the board. You can see them on the figure below. It is important to note that SPI communication is not available on the digital I/O pins like other boards instead, it houses in the ICSP header as shown in the figure below.

Power Source

Difference power sources are available for a variety of purpose. Mainly, the board operates at 5V while 3.3V is the operating voltage of each pin. The Vin is the input voltage that ranges between +7 to +12 V. This voltage comes from the external power source. There are two ground pins on the board. The AREF is an Analogue reference voltage, mainly used for analog pins. The IOREF is useful for powering and developing a compatibility between this board and Arduino Shields. As the shield is connected with this pin, it (shield) wears the I/O voltage provided by the Board. The Shield using IOREF pin will be compatible with both 3V3 and 5V. You can see the power source in the figure below.

ICSP Header

ICPS stands for In-Circuit Serial Programming – A feature used for programming Arduino with another Arduino. ICSP header is added that helps in connecting the board with a computer for uploading a sketch in case USB port is not available.

4. Programming

• Arduino.cc has introduced its own official software, called Arduino IDE, for programming the Arduino module. This software supports common operating systems like Windows, Linux or MAC. Before you download this software, make sure the required software version is compatible with your system i.e. if you aim to download App version, you must have Windows 10 installed in your system as app version is not compatible with Windows 7 or 8.1.

You are ready to use the software as you install it. Some simple LED programs are already available on the software, giving you the flexibility to start working on the board in due course.

• No external burner is required to burn the code inside the module as it comes with a built-in bootloader. Having said that, if you intend to insert a new controller on the module, you need to install the bootloader again using IDE software.

The Serial Monitor is added in Arduino Software, that helps you see the code working in real time as you verify and upload the code.

• Arduino IDE comes with a compilation option that allows you to see the code compilation on the bottom of the screen as you upload the code. It generates hex file of the code which then is transferred into the board.

5. Difference between Arduino Leonardo and Arduino Uno

There is a slight difference between these two boards in terms of controller used, number of digital pins, PWM pins, and the pins reserved for SPI communication.

• Arduino Uno incorporates ATmega328 while Arduino Leonardo comes with ATmega32U4.

Similarly, Uno has 20 digital I/O pins, out of them 6 are analog input pins and Leo has 23 digital I/O pins, out of which 12 are analog input pins.

• There are 7 PWM output pins available on the Leonardo and 6 are added on the Uno board.

Uno comes with SPI protocol on the digital I/O pins while Leonardo contains SPI communication on the ICSP header pins.

6. Arduino Leonardo Projects and Applications

You can not write off the importance of Arduino Modules if you are working on a project that comes with a remote connection with automation. Arduino Leonardo comes with a wide range of applications and incorporates a number of peripherals, setting you free from the hassle of spending too much for buying external components. Following are some major applications Arduino can be used for:

• Industrial Automation
• Health and Security Systems
• Creating wireless keyboard
• Automatic Pill Dispenser
• Embedded Systems
• Student Projects
• USB Trackpad
• Water Level Meter

That’s all for today. I hope you have got a lot of information regarding Arduino Leonardo. However, if you are unsure or have any question you can approach me in the comment section below. I’d love to help you the best way I can. You are most welcome to keep us updated with your valuable feedback and suggestions, they help us provide you quality work that resonates with your needs and requirements. Thanks for reading the article.

Celsius to Rankine Converter

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Celsius to Rankine Converter

If you are aiming to convert any value from one temperature scale to another, you can't brush off the sheer value of converters that give you the instant solution as per your research and experiments you are carrying out.

Formula Used

Following formula is used for converting temperature from Celsius to Rankine scale.

ºR = (ºC + 273.15) × 9/5

The temperature in the Rankine scale is equal to the temperature in Celsius degree plus 273.15 times 9/5.

Example

Convert 120 Celsius to Rankine temperature scale. As per the given formula

ºR = (ºC + 273.15) × 9/5

Put the value C = 120 in the given formula

ºR = (120 + 273.15) × 9/5 = 707.67

120 Celsius degree is equal to 707.67 in Rankine temperature scale.

Table with Some Common Values

Following table shows some common values we mainly used for Celsius to Rankine Conversion.

Celsius Temperature

The Celsius is a widely used temperature scale that can be defined in terms of Kelvin. The -273.15 Celsius degree is equal to the 0 K, the point mainly known as Absolute Zero. Absolute Zero is the lowest temperature at which particles stop to flow in the channel. This temperature is mainly considered in solving the problems theoretically, as achieving this temperature under practical conditions is near to impossible.

• This temperature scale is widely used in expressing temperature intervals including differences between temperatures or their uncertainties.

The Celsius scale is named after Swedish Astronomer Anders Celsius. Right after the inception of this scale, it was widely known as the Centigrade temperature scale until 1948. After that, the scale was named after the Astronomer (Celsius) who introduced it at first place.

• Centigrade is a Latin word that contains two parts where centum means 100 and gradus means steps.

Before defining the Celsius scale in terms of Kelvin, it was defined as per the freezing and boiling point of water where it freezes at 0 ºC and boils at 100 ºC.

Rankine Temperature

Rankine is a temperature scale that can be defined as an absolute scale of thermodynamic temperature. This scale was introduced in 1859 by William John Macquorn Rankine. The scale was named after him.

• Rankine is denoted by ºR. The zero Rankine is also known as Absolute Zero which is also equal to zero in Kelvin scale.

The point worth mentioning here is that both Celsius and Rankine scales don’t share a common starting point unless we add some offset to make them equal. As per the table mentioned above, the water freezes at 491.67 ºR or 0 ºC or 491.67 ºR and boils at 100 ºC or 671.67 ºR.

• Apart from using Fahrenheit scale throughout the country, some engineering fields in the U.S. prefer the Rankine scale for measuring thermodynamic temperature.

The Rankine temperature scale is widely used in engineering systems involving heating commutations. I hope this read brings some value and comes out beneficial in terms of giving you a brief overview of these two temperature scales. If you are feeling skeptical or have any question, you can approach me in the comment section below. I'd love to help you the best way I can. Thanks for reading the post. [/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

Fahrenheit to Rankine Converter

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Fahrenheit to Rankine Converter

You need to convert temperature from one scale to another based on the nature of the experiment you are carrying out. The given formula will help you understand the calculation behind the conversion.

Formula Used

Following formula is used for conversion from Fahrenheit to Rankine temperature scale.

ºR = ºF+ 459.67

The temperature in the Rankine scale is equal to the temperature in Fahrenheit scale plus 459.67

Example

Convert 120 Fahrenheit to Rankine. As per the given formula

ºR = ºF+ 459.67

Just put the values in the formula.

ºR = 120+ 459.67 = 579.67

120 Fahrenheit temperature is equal to 579.67 in Rankine temperature scale.

Table with some common values

Following table shows some common values used for Fahrenheit to Rankine conversion.

Fahrenheit Temperature

Fahrenheit can be defined in terms of water boiling and freezing point where it boils at 212 ºF and freezes at 32 ºF. It is important to note that, all these values in Fahrenheit and Rankine scales are calculated and measured at sea level using standard atmospheric pressure.

• Fahrenheit is a temperature scale named after German physicist Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit who proposed this scale in 1724. He did an experiment on the ice-salt mixture and concluded that normal body temperature is around 90 ºF and water freezing point is 30 ºF.

As he furthered his experiments, he found the concluded values for water freezing point and normal body temperature were not accurate. These values were adjusted, later on, pointing out 32 ºF as the freezing point of water and 98 ºF as the normal body temperature.

Rankine Temperature

Rankine temperature is defined as the absolute scale of thermodynamic temperature. It is denoted by ºR. This temperature scale was introduced by William John Macquorn Rankine in 1859. Based on his contributions to the temperature scale, scale was named after him.

• You can see from the table given above, zero Fahrenheit is equal to 459.67 on the Rankine scale. The water freezes at 32 ºF or 491.67 ºR and boils at 212 ºF or 671.64 ºR. 

It is true Fahrenheit and Rankine scales don’t share a common point and 0 ºR is equal to -459.67 ºF, however, these values increment gradually with the same factor once they are made equal with some offset be added in the start.

• The 0 Rankine is also known as absolute zero - the lowest temperature at which the particle motion seizes to flow. More often than not this temperature is based on theoretical value and is not practically possible to achieve this temperature.

Rankine is mainly used in a variety of engineering systems involving heat commutations. That's all for today. I hope you have found this read valuable. If you are unsure or have any question, you can drop me a comment in the section below. I'd love to help you the best way I can. Feel free to keep us updated with your feedback and suggestions, so we keep providing quality content as per your requirements and you keep coming back for what we have to offer. Thanks for reading the post. [/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

Rankine to Fahrenheit Converter

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Rankine to Fahrenheit Converter

You need to convert temperature from one scale to another based on the technical requirements of the project and the research you are working on. Converting temperature from one scale to another is just one click away, setting you free from the hassle of manually converting these values.

Formula Used

Following formula is used to convert temperature from Rankine scale to Fahrenheit scale.

ºF = ºR - 459.67

The Fahrenheit temperature is equal to the Rankine temperature scale minus 459.67, terming that 0 °F  is equal to 459.67 °R.

Example

Convert 50 Rankine temperature to Fahrenheit temperature. We know the formula

ºF = ºR - 459.67

Just put the values in the given formula where R = 50

ºF = 50 - 459.67 = - 409.67

We can conclude from the equation above, 50 Rankine temperature is equal to -409.67 in Fahrenheit Scale.

Table with Some Common Values

Following table shows the common values used in Rankine to Fahrenheit Converter.

Rankine Temperature

Rankine temperature is termed as the absolute scale of thermodynamic temperature and is denoted by ºR. Many engineering systems involving heat commutations widely use this scale for the temperature measurements. This temperature scale is named after William John Macquorn Rankine who introduced it in 1859. The zero Fahrenheit is equal to 459.67 in the Rankine scale. These values increment gradually with the same factor no matter what value in Fahrenheit you aim to achieve. The water freezes at 491.67 ºR and 32 ºF and boils at 212 ºF or 671.64 ºR. It is important to note that Fahrenheit and Rankine’s scale don’t share a common point and 0 ºR is equal to -459.67 ºF. Nevertheless, once these values are reserved for these scales, both increment with one degree on the scale i.e. 1 ºR will be equal to -458.67 ºF.

Fahrenheit Temperature

Fahrenheit is termed as a temperature at which water freezes at 32 ºF and boils at 212 ºF, pointing out that boiling and freezing point values are equally separated by 180 points. All these values in Rankine and Fahrenheit scales are calculated and measured at sea level with standard atmospheric pressure. History Fahrenheit is named after German physicist Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit. He proposed this scale in 1724 based on the experiment on the ice-salt mixture. After a successful attempt, he concluded that water freezing point is 30 ºF, while the normal body temperature was around 90 ºF.  With the passage of time, as he performed further experiments, he added that previous values reserved for the freezing point of water and normal body temperatures were not the correct ones. Later on, these values were adjusted, terming 32 ºF as the freezing point of water and 98 ºF as the normal body temperature. Fahrenheit temperature scale has long been used as a fixed reference for a thermometer. That’s all for today. I hope you have got something valuable out of this quick read. If you are unsure or have any question, you can approach me in the comment section below. I’d love to help you the best way I can. You are most welcome to keep us updated with your valuable feedback and suggestions, so we keep improving our content and you keep coming visiting us every now and then. Thanks for reading the article. [/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

Rankine to Celsius Converter

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Rankine to Celsius Converter

The temperature converter gives you the flexibility to convert any value from one scale to another. If you aim to convert these values manually, you can use the conversion formula.

Formula Used

Following formula is used for temperature conversion from the Rankine scale to Celsius scale.

ºC = (ºR - 491.67) × 5/9

In words we can define, temperature value in Celsius scale is equal to the temperature value in  Rankine scale minus 459.67 times 5/9.

Example

Convert 80 Rankine to Celsius scale. We know the formula

C = (R - 491.67) × 5/9

Put the required value in the formula, R = 80

C = (80 - 491.67) x 5/9 = -228.70

80 Rankine in temperature scale is equal to the -228.70 in Celcius temperature.

Table with Some Common Values

Following table shows some common values we mainly use for Rankine to Celsius Conversion.

Rankine Temperature

Rankine temperature is described as an absolute scale of thermodynamic temperature. William John Macquorn Rankine proposed this scale in 1859 that's the reason it is called the Rankine Temperature Scale. Rankine scale is denoted by ºR and the zero in the Rankine scale is also equal to the zero in the Kelvin scale. This temperature scale is mainly used in engineering systems targeting heating commutations. It is important to note that both temperatures don't share a common value and some offset of value -491.67 times 5/9 needs to be added to make them equal. Water freezing and a boiling point in both Rankine and Celsius Scales are 491.67 ºR or 0 ºC and 671.67 ºR or 100 ºC respectively. Most of the engineering and scientific fields around the world use Kelvin scale for thermodynamic temperature measurement while some engineering fields in the U.S. prefer the Rankine scale for measuring thermodynamic temperature.

Celsius Temperature

The Celsius can be defined in terms of Kelvin, where -273.15 Celsius equal to the 0 K – mainly known as the Absolute zero. The Celsius scale was named after Swedish Astronomer Anders Celsius. Until 1948, this scale was written as centigrade – A Latin word comes up with two parts where centum means 100 and gradus means steps. After that, this scale is commonly called as Celsius that is named after the Astronomer. Earlier, the Celsius was defined as per the freezing and boiling point of water where it freezes at 0 ºC and boils at 100 ºC. The temperature in Celsius scale plays a vital role in expressing temperature intervals including differences between temperatures or their uncertainties. That's all for today. I hope you have found this quick read valuable. If you have any question, you can ask me in the comment section below. I'll try my best to help you the best way I can. You are most welcome to keep us updated with your suggestions, they help provide you quality work as per your needs and requirements. Thanks for reading the article. [/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

Kelvin to Rankine Converter

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Kelvin to Rankine Converter

The temperature scales give you the flexibility to convert any value from one scale to another without wrestling your mind for converting them manually. ºR = K x 9/5 In words we can define, temperature value in the Rankine scale is equal to the temperature in Kelvin times 9/5.

Example

Convert 70 K temperature into Rankine. As we know the given formula is ºR = K x 9/5 as K = 70, ºR = 70 x 9/5= 126 The temperature value of 70 in the Kelvin scale will be equal to 126 on the Rankine scale.

Table for Common Values

Following table shows the common values for Kelvin to Rankine Converter mainly used in studies.

Kelvin Temperature

Kelvin is a thermodynamic temperature scale, based on Absolute Zero that is defined as the temperature at which all thermal motion seize to flow. It is denoted by K without degree sign, unlike the other three scales i.e. Fahrenheit, Celsius and Rankine that are mainly written with a degree sign. The Kelvin scale is named after physicist Baron Kelvin who indicated the need of “absolute thermodynamic scale.

• Initially, Kelvin scale was written with degree sign where people confused it with a Rankine scale. The degree sign was removed in order to outline the categoric different between both Rankine and Kelvin scale.

Rankine Temperature

Rankine temperature can be described as an absolute scale of thermodynamic temperature. It is named after William John Macquorn Rankine who proposed it in 1859. Rankine scale is denoted by R and is mainly used in heat computations in the engineering systems widely use this scale for the temperature measurements. The zero in the Rankine scale shows Absolute Zero which is also equal to the zero in Kelvin scale. Although both scales share a common value at Absolute Zero, they don't increment with regular intervals afterward, terming different values for boiling and freezing point of water where water freezes at 273.15 K or 491.67 ºR and boils at 373.15 K or 671.64 ºR. The difference of one degree in Fahrenheit scale is equal to the difference of temperature in the Rankine scale. Once both scales are reserved for a certain value in the start i.e. 0 R = -459.67 F, they increment with regular intervals of one degree. This is enough for today. I hope you have found this post informative and useful with a necessary tool for converting the Kelvin scale to Rankine scale. If you are unsure or have any question, you can approach me in the comment section below. I’ll try and guide you according to the best of my expertise. You are most welcome to feed us with your valuable feedback and suggestions, they help us provide you quality work so you keep coming back for what we have to offer. Thanks for reading the article. [/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

Rankine to Kelvin Converter

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Rankine to Kelvin Converter

Rankine and Kelvin's scales need to be converted every now and then based on the technical needs of the research project. Converting one scale to another doesn't write off any temperature scale but helps you foresee the temperature with more than one options.

Formula Used

If you aim to convert any temperature value from one scale to another, you must know the formula converting that values. Following formula is used to convert Rankine scale to Kelvin scale.

K = ºR x 5/9

The Kelvin temperature is equal to the temperature in Rankine times 5/9.

Example

Convert 50 R temperature into Kelvin. As we know the given formula is

K = ºR x 5/9

as ºR = 50,

K = 50 x 5/9 = 27.7

Table for Common Values

Following table shows the common values used in Rankine to Kelvin Converter.

Rankine Temperature

Rankine temperature is defined as the absolute scale of thermodynamic temperature. It is denoted by ºR and is named after William John Macquorn Rankine who introduced it in 1859. Heat computations in the engineering systems widely use this scale for the temperature measurements. Both Rankine and Kelvin scale share a common value at Absolute zero i.e. 0 K or 0 R. However, these don't increment with the regular intervals until freezing and boiling points of water as water freezes at 273.15 K or 491.67 ºR and boils at 373.15 K or 671.64 ºR. It is important to note that Fahrenheit and Rankine's scale don't share a common point and 0 ºR is equal to -459.67 ºF. Nevertheless, once these values are reserved for these scales, both increment with one degree on the scale i.e. 1 ºR will be equal to -458.67 ºF.

Kelvin Temperature

Kelvin is also a thermodynamic temperature scale that is mainly based on Absolute Zero – the temperature at which all thermal motion seize to flow. It is denoted by K and is not written in terms of degree sign, unlike the other three scales that are widely written with a degree sign.

• The Kelvin scale is named after physicist Baron Kelvin who mainly proposed the need of “absolute thermodynamic scale.

The Kelvin scale was written with degree sign before 1968, that made people skeptical where there termed it as a Rankine scale. The degree sign was removed in order to layout the candid different between both Rankine and Kelvin scale. That's all for today. I hope you have found this post informative. If you are unsure or have any question, you can drop me a comment below. I'll try best to help you in any way I can according to the best of my expertise. Feel free to keep us updated with your valuable feedback and suggestions, they help us provide you quality work as per your needs and demands so you keep coming back for what we have to offer. Thanks for reading the article. [/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]