Bondable Resistance Temperature Sensors
and Associated Circuitry
Sources of Error
Deviations from Linearity
Linearization of
TG-Series
sensors
with passive resistance circuits characteristically
leaves small deviations from true linearity. To
assure optimum correction for nonlinearity of the
nickel, the user may select from four temperature
ranges:
-200° to +500° F,
use LST-10F/100F-350D
-320° to +100° F, use
LST-10F/100F-350C
-150° to +260° C, use
LST-10C/100C-350D
-200° to +25° C, use
LST-10C/100C-350C
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The expansion coefficient of the structure to which
the temperature sensor is bonded will affect
linearity, and the deviation of TG sensors with
LST-10F-350D conditioning networks on 1018 steel and
2024 aluminum alloy is shown below.
Typical deviation from linearity for TG-Series
sensors mounted on 1018 steel and on 2024 aluminum
alloy.
For highest accuracy it is necessary to calibrate
sensor/LST systems on the material to be used. In
most work, however, the average curves (shown
above
) are satisfactory.
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