Q6 A PT100 platinum resistance thermometer has the following abbreviated data: R4 R3 Sk IT Temp Resistance (n) 100 119.4 138.51 vs (°C) O Vout 15V 50 100 R2 100 R1 PRT a) Calculate the output of the bridge circuit at the three temperatures in the table. b) Explain what is meant by lead resistance and how can this be compensated for? c) What are self-heating effects and how are they avoided?

Q6 A PT100 platinum resistance thermometer has the following abbreviated data: R4 R3 Sk IT Temp Resistance (n) 100 119.4 138.51 vs (°C) O Vout 15V 50 100 R2 100 R1 PRT a) Calculate the output of the bridge circuit at the three temperatures in the table. b) Explain what is meant by lead resistance and how can this be compensated for? c) What are self-heating effects and how are they avoided?

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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