
| As shown, the relay
is activated by the temperature falling below a desired value.
As the temperature decreases, the resistance of the thermistor increases. The voltage at pin 2 rises. At a certain value of temperature/voltage the output goes low, energising the relay. The relay could then turn on a heater. If the positions of the variable resistor and thermistor are reversed then the circuit will act as an over temperature detector, perhaps turning on a fan when the temperature is too high. |