Correction for parasitic voltages in resistance thermometry

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

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061588873

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus employing a method for measuring the temperature of a sensor (Rx) having a resistance which varies in accordance with the temperature of the sensor, using a switching sequence to apply a parasitic voltage correction signal to the input of an amplifier in the measurement circuit whereby the sensor generates an offset response signal which is amplified and adjusted to substantially minimize the amplified offset response signal. The temperature of the sensor is calculated from the amplified response signal in accordance with a predetermined algorithm.

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