What is a Digital thermostat?

A digital thermostat is a digital temperature controller. Using temperature sensors such as thermocouples, side temperature resistors, and thermistors, the object is measured, the temperature corresponding to each temperature sensor is calculated from the output signal obtained, and the object is heated according to the set value. It emits electrical signals to operate equipment that heats or cools. Check the temperature of the sensor part numerically and enter the desired set temperature numerically. An electronic device that heats an object to a set temperature by turning on/off a heating device such as a heater, and then keeps the temperature constant. Temperature control methods include a simple ON/OFF control that emits an ON signal when the temperature falls below the set temperature and an OFF signal when the set temperature is reached. There is a PID control (Proportional-Integral-Differential Controller) with a long

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