Forgive me, but I haven't been following this thread.  I'm working on a
temperature control module at the moment, to control the fermentation
temperature of my homebrew beer.  I'm using a temperature control
module(FE33L) from Maplin, but now I've discovered PIC's I wonder if I need
that any more.  Although, it does have an LCD display.

The temperature module is correct to 1-degree-C IIRC, and outputs a 13-bit
proprietry sequence representing the temperature every 10 seconds via a serial
output.

Is it possible to beat that accuracy for 0C to 25C range myself?  I would also
have need for a 60C to 85C range too.  How would this be implemented using a
PIC?

Regards
Mark

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