Hi,

Anybody here tried to calibrate the 1-wire temperature sensors 
additional to the factory calibration? Only reference I've found sofar 
is this one:
http://yosemitefoothills.com/Thermometers/ThermometerCalibrations.html

At the moment I've got 30 DS18B20 measuring inside a glass jar in a 
little box of polystyrene foam with water and ice. Connected to a 
Raspberry Pi which takes a measurement of all the sensors every 2 
minutes. This takes about 30 seconds. After 8 hours the water is still 
pretty cold in a room which is approximately 20°C. Measurements: 
http://nl.tinypic.com/r/2mz9wed/8

The results are a little spiky. That's probably the resolution of the 
sensors? Can this be changed? Or do I have to take an average over 5 
measurements the smooth things a bit?

When using the average of the 30 sensors as being the "true" 
temperature, I can use regression analysis to compensate each sensor.
Sofar i've found that linear regression (-0,04 / +0.06) gives me a 
better fit then quadratic regression (-0,14 / +0,25). Probably because 
of the small range of the temperature at the moment.

Linear: http://nl.tinypic.com/r/2u8ur1w/8
Quad: http://nl.tinypic.com/r/23wpeme/8

How can one identify the sensors? Is the id code written on the DS18B20 
itself? Or do I have to plug them in one at the time to ID them?

Kind regards,
Joris Meijerink


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