Thermocouple transmitter

Thermal measuring and testing – Temperature measurement – By electrical or magnetic heat sensor

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374121, 2503381, G01J 516, G01J 502, G01K 712

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058036040

ABSTRACT:
A loop transmitter is connected between a thermocouple and a loop detector circuit. The transmitter has a circuit mounted on an elongated circuit board within a cylindrical housing with thermocouple leads and output leads extending from opposite ends of the cylinder. The circuit is potted in high conductivity epoxy, with an adjustment screw left exposed. After amplifier offset adjustment, the housing is completely filled with a lower conductivity epoxy.

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IRt/c Prior Art, one sheet sketch. (no date).
Pamphlet, "Two Wire 4-20 MA Transmitter,", Exergen Corporation, one sheet, 1995.

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