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ECCE3036
ECCE3036
R (T ) = R(T0 )(1 + 0 T )
T1 < T < T2
Where:
0 =
at T0
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P
T =
PD
Where:
T = temperature rise because of self-heating in
oC
P = power dissipated in the RTD from the circuit
in W
PD = dissipation constant of the RTD in W/oC
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10mW/
10
mW/oC or more in an oil bath
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= (T2 T1 )
Where = emf produced in volts
= constant in V/K
T1, T2 = junction temperatures in K
This equation, which describes the Seebeck effect,
shows that the emf produced is proportional to the
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TH TL
TM = TL +
(VM VL )
VH VL
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A voltage of 23.76
23.76mV
mV is measured with a type
K thermocouple at a 0 oC reference. Find the
temperature of the measurement junction.
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and
V(30 oC) = 1.54 mV
(Type J, 0 oC ref)
then
V(400 oC) = 20.31 mV (Type J, 30 oC ref)
or
VJ30 (400 oC) = 20.31
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10 to 20 ms
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V+ = VIN.
By virtual ground, V- = V+
Thus Vout = V- = V+ = VIN !!!!
Due to the infinite input impedance of an op
Point B is grounded, so
does point A (very small).
RF
V1
V2
R1
A
R2
B
R3
V out =
RF
(V 2 V 1 )
R1
Vout
RF
R1
-
V1
V2
A
R2
R3
Vout
V1 V A
V V OUT
= A
iA
R1
RF
V2 VB
V
+ iB = B
R2
R3
i A = iB 0
VA VB
V out =
RF
(V 2 V1 )
R1
V V OUT
V1 V A
V
V VB
= A
B + 2
R1
RF
R3
R2
V OUT (V A V B
RF
) = (V 2
V 1 ) (V A V B
R1
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