diff --git a/scm_v3c/sensor_adc/adc.py b/scm_v3c/sensor_adc/adc.py
index 10702675..2f47ea27 100644
--- a/scm_v3c/sensor_adc/adc.py
+++ b/scm_v3c/sensor_adc/adc.py
@@ -201,5 +201,80 @@ def test_adc_psu(
 	
 	return adc_outs
 
+def test_temp_sensor(scm_port="COM18", temp_port="COM9", control_mode='uart', read_mode='uart',
+		iterations=1):
+	"""
+	Inputs:
+		scm_port: String. Name of the COM port that the UART is connected to.
+		temp_port: String. Name of the COM port that the ground truth temperature sensor
+			is connected to.
+		control_mode: String 'uart', 'loopback' 'gpio'. Determines if you'll be triggering
+			the FSM via UART, GPIO loopback, or externally-controlled (e.g. Teensy) GPI.
+		read_mode: String 'uart' or 'gpio'. Determines if you're reading via GPIO.
+		iterations: Integer. Number of times to take a reading for
+			a single input voltage.
+	Outputs:
+		Returns an ordered collection of tuples (gnd_truth, adc_code) 
+		where the ith element corresponds to the ith reading. gnd_truth is the value
+		read from the device used for ground truth temperature measurements.
+		adc_code is the output of the ADC for that particular reading. Note that this 
+		assumes that SCM has already been programmed.
+	Raises:
+		ValueError if the control mode is not 'uart', 'loopback', or 'gpio'.
+		ValueError if the read mode is not 'uart' or 'gpio'.
+	"""
+	if control_mode not in ['uart', 'loopback', 'gpio']:
+		raise ValueError("Invalid control mode {}".format(control_mode))
+	if read_mode not in ['uart', 'gpio']:
+		raise ValueError("Invalid read mode {}".format(read_mode))
+
+	# Opening up the UART connection
+	scm_ser = serial.Serial(
+		port=scm_port,
+		baudrate=19200,
+		parity=serial.PARITY_NONE,
+		stopbits=serial.STOPBITS_ONE,
+		bytesize=serial.EIGHTBITS,
+		timeout=1)
+
+	# Opening the ground truth temperature sensor connection
+	temp_ser = serial.Serial(
+		port=temp_port,
+		baudrate=19200,
+		parity=serial.PARITY_NONE,
+		stopbits=serial.STOPBITS_ONE,
+		bytesize=serial.EIGHTBITS,
+		timeout=1)
+
+	results = []
+
+	for _ in range(iterations):
+		# Trigger the ground truth temperature reading
+		temp_ser.write(b"temp\n")
+
+		# Trigger SCM ADC reading
+		trigger_spot(scm_ser, control_mode)
+
+		if read_mode == 'uart':
+			read_func = read_uart
+		elif read_mode == 'gpio':
+			read_func = read_gpo
+
+		# Read from the ground truth temp sensor
+		gnd_truth = temp_ser.readline()
+		
+		# Read from SCM
+		adc_out = read_func(scm_ser)
+
+		print((gnd_truth, adc_out))
+		# Append the results
+		results.append((gnd_truth, adc_out))
+
+	temp_ser.close()
+	scm_ser.close()
+
+	return results
+
+
 if __name__ == "__main__":
 	print("Don't modify this file. Use ../run_me.py ")
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diff --git a/scm_v3c/sensor_adc/data_handling.py b/scm_v3c/sensor_adc/data_handling.py
index 3eaeb184..e533e40c 100644
--- a/scm_v3c/sensor_adc/data_handling.py
+++ b/scm_v3c/sensor_adc/data_handling.py
@@ -10,6 +10,70 @@
 import numpy as np
 from scipy import stats
 
+def write_temp_data(temp_data, file_out):
+	"""
+	Inputs:
+		temp_data: A collection of tuples (gnd_truth, adc_out) where
+			gnd_truth is the reading from the ground truth I2C temperature
+			sensor and adc_out is the ADC reading taken for that temperature.
+		file_out: String. Path to the file to hold the data.
+	Outputs:
+		No return value. The first column is the temperature readings taken
+		from the I2C temperature sensor. The second column is the ADC codes
+		associated with the I2C reading of the same row.
+	"""
+	with open(file_out, 'w') as f:
+		fwriter = csv.writer(f)
+		for tup in temp_data:
+			fwriter.writerow(list(tup))
+	return
+
+def read_temp_data(file_in):
+	"""
+	Inputs:
+		file_in: String. Path to the file containing the data. The format
+			should have it that the first column is the ground truth values, 
+			and the second column is the ADC readings.
+			
+			e.g.
+			gnd_truth0, adc0
+			gnd_truth1, adc1
+	Outputs:
+		Returns a collection of tuples (gnd_truth, adc_out) where gnd_truth
+		is the reading from the ground truth I2C temperature sensor and
+		adc_out is the ADC reading taken for that temperature.
+	"""
+	temp_data = []
+	with open(file_in, 'r') as f:
+		freader = csv.reader(f)
+		for row in freader:
+			if len(row) == 0:
+				continue
+			gnd_truth = row[0]
+			adc_out = row[1]
+			temp_data.append((gnd_truth, adc_out))
+	return temp_data
+
+def plot_temp_data(temp_data, pga_gain=1):
+	"""
+	Inputs: 
+		temp_data: A collection of tuples (gnd_truth, adc_out) where
+			gnd_truth is the reading from the ground truth I2C temperature
+			sensor and adc_out is the ADC reading taken for that temperature.
+		pga_gain: Integer. The gain setting on the PGA. This is strictly
+			for record-keeping purposes.
+	Outputs:
+		No return value. Provides a scatter plot of ADC code vs. ground
+		truth temperature.
+	"""
+	gnd_truths = [float(datum[0]) for datum in temp_data]
+	adc_outs = [int(datum[1]) for datum in temp_data]
+	plt.scatter(gnd_truths, adc_outs)
+	plt.title("PGA Gain={0}".format(pga_gain))
+	plt.xlabel("I2C Temperature Reading")
+	plt.ylabel("ADC Code")
+	plt.show()
+
 def write_adc_data(adc_outs, file_out):
 	"""
 	Inputs:
@@ -132,8 +196,6 @@ def calc_adc_inl_straightline(adc_outs, vlsb_ideal):
 	return slope, intercept
 
 
-
-
 def plot_adc_data(adc_outs, plot_inl=False, plot_ideal=False, vdd=1.2, num_bits=10):
 	"""
 	Inputs: