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PAC/M style
JUMO
Platinum-chip temperature sensors are based on a temperature-dependent resistance whose development and permissible tolerance is defined in the international standard EN 60 751. They combine the favorable properties of a platinum temperature sensor with the advantages of large-scale production. Their distinctive features are standardization and universal interchangeability, as well as high measurement accuracy, excellent long- term stability and good reproducibility of the electrical properties. Furthermore, prices have fallen considerably in recent years, since these sensors are designed to meet large- quantity requirements. With regard to the price, platinum-chip temperature sensors are therefore a genuine alternative to thermistors, which are based on semiconductors.
Platinum-chip temperature sensors, M version, provide the ultimate solution to most application tasks. The temperature sensors feature a particularly wide temperature range, extending from -70 to +550°C. A large selection of different versions is available ex-stock. Miniaturized versions can also be supplied, which considerably facilitate fabrication for locations where space is at a premium. Of particular advantage is the special covering layer procedure adopted for this version, allowing unprotected use under humid ambient conditions. Typical application examples can be found in HVAC engineering, and in industrial humidity measurement.
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Platinum-chip temperature sensors are based on a temperature-dependent resistance whose development and permissible tolerance is defined in the international standard EN 60 751. They combine the favorable properties of a platinum temperature sensor with the advantages of large-scale production. Their distinctive features are standardization and universal interchangeability, as well as high measurement accuracy, excellent long- term stability and good reproducibility of the electrical properties. Furthermore, prices have fallen considerably in recent years, since these sensors are designed to meet large- quantity requirements. With regard to the price, platinum-chip temperature sensors are therefore a genuine alternative to thermistors, which are based on semiconductors.
Platinum-chip temperature sensors, M version, provide the ultimate solution to most application tasks. The temperature sensors feature a particularly wide temperature range, extending from -70 to +550°C. A large selection of different versions is available ex-stock. Miniaturized versions can also be supplied, which considerably facilitate fabrication for locations where space is at a premium. Of particular advantage is the special covering layer procedure adopted for this version, allowing unprotected use under humid ambient conditions. Typical application examples can be found in HVAC engineering, and in industrial humidity measurement.
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