Product guide
T
his environment-friendly, W7100-based 
temperature controller uses TCP/IP technology, 
and fuzzy logicto control a room’s temperature. 
A web-based interface is used for device 
configuration. Two fuzzy control algorithms work 
to maintain the pre-selected temperature and 
consume  no more  than  the    pre-selected  power 
threshold.
Petru Iulian StefanRomania | spi_personal@yahoo.
com
TCP/IP Fuzzy Temperature 
Controller
T
he Ethernet-to-GPIB Interface is a smart alternative 
to purchasing  an expensive  IEEE-488 card.  The 
W7100-based project enables users to interface a PC 
to IEEE-488 devices via Ethernet. 
Edwin Sidik and Yanto SuryonoJapan | edwin.sidik@
gmail.com
Ethernet-to-GPIB Interface
H
arnessing  the  power  of  a  W7100  evaluation 
board,  this  extended  temperature  sensor  is 
used  to remotely  monitor temperatures. The  design 
supports  control output for external  equipment such 
as a fan or heater. 
-Thomas RahnGermany rth@zuehlke.com
Remote Temperature Sensor
Honorable Mention
T
he Remote Finger was designed to provide 
remote  access  to  an  embedded  device  for 
software development purposes. The W7100-
based design provides power control, RS-232 
access, and a relay for the likes of a Reset button. 
Other possible applications or the project include 
lighting control and advertising signage. 
Clayton Gumbrell Australia | clayton@gumbrell.net
Remote Finger
WIZnet Open Hardware Platform
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