Monolithic ratiometric temperature measurement circuit

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Personnel safety or limit control features – Interlock

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307491, H03K 326, G06G 710

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ABSTRACT:
A signal conditioning circuit for an RTD includes feedback means to correct for the non-linear temperature characteristic of the RTD. The feedback means applies to the RTD a voltage which is a linear function of temperature, plus a fixed offset. The output signal from the circuit is proportional both to the RTD temperature and to the supply voltage. The resistors in the feedback system can be trimmed easily at a single temperature to calibrate the output. It can be combined with a metal film RTD on a single chip. The trimming can compensate for wide differences in RTD resistances.

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