rtd principle?thermocouple principle?
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Answer / prasanna
RTD:
RTD means resistive temperature device that made out of a
metal like Platinum (Eg: Pt100 sensor). Resistance of the
metal is linearly proportional to the temperature over wide
temperature range so that temperature can be determined
from the resistance;
Thermocouple:
Thermocouple is a junction made out of two different
metals. There will be an emf generated which is related to
temperature of the junction. This phenomenon is called
Seebeck effect.
Precisely speaking, the emf will be related to temperature
different between thermocouple junction and measuring
point, which is called cold junction.
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Answer / kranti1986
RTDs are manufactured from metals whose resistance
increases with temperature.
Within a limited temperature range, this resistivity
increases linearly with temperature.
A thermocouple is a junction between two different metals
that produces a voltage related to a temperature difference.
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Answer / yugesh shah
Thermocouple principle : working principle depends on Thermo Electric Effect
RTD principle : resistance varies with temperature
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Answer / kumaran
Rtd : Resistance varied with temperature
Thermocouple: See beck effect, when two dissimilar material joined at their ends, between the two junctions the emf is produced
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RTD:-Its semiconductor device whose resistance changes with
change in temperature.
T/c:- When 5the two dissimilar metal soldered or welded at
junction & form an EMF between that juction called as t/c.
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