Sensor with programmable temperature compensation

Measuring and testing – Instrument proving or calibrating – Volume of flow – speed of flow – volume rate of flow – or mass...

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G01P 2102

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052418502

ABSTRACT:
A sensor provides an electrical signal in response to occurrence of a condition and is programmed in accordance with tested temperature characteristics of the sensor to provide selected gain and/or offset in the output signal and to compensate for change in gain and/or offset of the output signal due to change in device temperature.

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