Abstract: This grills temperature is controlled by the use of thermocouple to turn a fan on and off which supplies air to the fuel. The thermocouple signal is sent to a chip, which amplifies the signal. The signal is sent to another chip, which compares thermocouple voltage to a voltage supplied from a voltage divider circuit. When the set point of the voltage divider circuit is above the thermocouple voltage, the fan will turn on supplying air to the fuel, which will increase the temperature. When the voltage of the thermocouple reaches the set point voltage of the voltage divider circuit, the fan will turn off. The fan can also be operated by a timer circuit to turn the fan on and off at different time intervals. A switch on the control panel lets you select which method you want to use. The design of the grill makes it easy to add charcoal and clean out ashes. The removable tray gives you an option to prevent flare-ups so you don't have to constantly monitor the grill.