what is difference between RTD , thermo couple and
thermistor in general ?? (except temperature co-efficient )
Answer Posted / krunal
rtd defines increase in resistance when temp. increase. rtd is positive temp. co-efficient. thermistor defines decrease in resistance when temp. increase. thermistor is negative temp. co-efficient. themocouple is measure temp. difference(t1-t2.
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