NTC Thermistor Digital Thermometer Circuit Without Microprocessor Design

i am trying make a digital thermometer project
-it should use a ntc thermistor
-should not be microprocessor based
-bcoz i dont have the resources to program the chip
can anyone help with the circuit -number of component does nit matter

Bond,

Can you provide some more specifications on the overall project. What is the end goal of the sensor data - to display it on a screen or to turn on an LED at a some set point?

-the display range should be 0 to 50 degrees or 0 to 50.0
-the display should be seven segment/s
-then it should alarm or turn on an led at 45 degrees
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While not a thermistor, I know they have chips out there that will flip an I/O pin based on passing a temperature threshold that you set with a simple voltage divider. However, I don't know how you would get a seven segment display directly from said chip.

Even if microprocessors are out, how about something else, like an FPGA? I think I'd be too lazy to try and put something together like that with discrete logic gates.

And what are your time constraints? Or are there more severe money constraints? Having the ability to program a microcontroller is a very inexpensive proposition nowadays, but you may have to wait for it to get shipped to you.

I agree with Josh, unless there is a constraint on the project that requires you to NOT use a microcontroller or PLD, then I'd recommend you use one.

If you don't know how, then now is the perfect time to learn! This project is actually a pretty nice little entry level microcontroller project that would allow you to get your feet wet.

Chime in if you need help getting started with embedded development. There's plenty of members in the community that can help.

Especially in light of another discussion, it should be noted that the word "microprocessor" in this comment really should have been "microcontroller".