I've always felt that for long copy, reversed text is really difficult to read but for long hours it's a godsend. Consider how most programmers look at their environment. There is a good reason for this:



The JetBrains Darcula theme has been exceedingly popular as it is both high contrast and desaturated. You can offer a similar option in midnight blues that is equally pleasing on the eyes. Note that we throw out the top and bottom 20% of the brightness scale as well.

Would I read a novel like this? Probably not. This style of interface is great for digesting blocks of information for hours on end. It's awful for paragraphs.

Which color scheme to choose for applications that require long work hours?
Good day, 

I am trying to use a Wheatstone bridge to condition a thermistor. The arrangement i have is shown in below.

I need the following specifications.


10V output max from the bridge at maximum temperature (50 degrees celcius)
0V output max from the bridge at minimum temperature (0 degrees celcius)


I have determined the resistance of the thermistor at the minimum and maximum temperature to be as follows


At max temperature R = 174
At min temperature R = 1.1K


I know that for the wheatstone bridge to be balanced i need the following for my arrangement

R1/R3 = R2/Rt

So i have set R3 = 1.1K and Chose R1=R2=1500k (arbitrary value)

With this i do get 0V output at 0 degrees.

My problem is now, how do i ensure that the output voltage i get is 10V at 50 degree celcius, as i currently get 8.7V output with the source voltage set to 24V.

Any help would be appreciated, Thanks.
