Temperature sending unit |
| The Temperature sending unit is designed for application in commercial technical instruments for the purpose of Temperatures' measuring for various kind of objects (air, gases, surface of bodies, etc.). |
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CHARACTERISTICS
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Value
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| Operating temperature span (centigrade) |
-50... + 180
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| Type of internal structure |
Temperature-sensitive resistor
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| Rated electrical resistance of the resistors under 20 degrees (centigrade) |
10000 OM
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| Acceptable deviations (dispersion) of resistance in a consignment, % |
±0.15
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| Time constant (in water), in seconds |
5
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in Motionless air, in seconds
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No more than 10
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| Temperature metering error, under 0 degrees, centigrade |
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| Insulation resistance of the Temperature sending unit, under +60 degrees centigrade |
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| Dissipation power, MW |
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| Length of the extendable conductors, mm |
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| Geometrical sizes, mm |
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| Time period of non-stop operation |
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| Probability of survival |
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| Service life, years |
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Algebraical expression for output signal of the Temperature
sending unit is: R0 is electrical resistance under
temperature of 0 degrees centigrade which is equal 9600 OM ±0.15
% Use of expression: [R = R0 * (1 + 0.00208 * t)] is accepted for temperature span from + 20...up to + 50 degrees, centigrade. * For individual gradation of the Temperature sending unit |
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