| ??? 05/17/04 16:24 Read: times |
#70492 - RE: ThermoCouple K -> Digital Responding to: ???'s previous message |
The off the shelf digital ones seem to offer very low precision, so be careful in your selection. A thermistor is a lot more sensitive and easier to read. Thermistors a are available with a resistance/temperature precision of 0.1-0.2 C. They ARE horribly, horribly non-linear. I have a complex MathCad document that we use to calibrate one of our servo systems,
Steve |
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