A typical Pt100 RTD probe Luckily, resistance temperature detectors (RTDs) are an excellent alternative.

A two-wire temperature transmitter using an RTD sensor that can be used in industrial settings to connect to the control room.

This article revisits the building blocks used in the design of many RTD-based temperature sensors and discusses the limitations that these impose on a sensor’s application. It then shows how to ...

An RTD is a temperature sensor that operates on the measurement principle that a material’s electrical resistance changes with temperature.

The vendor’s ProSense line of process sensors now includes 0.25-inch RTD temperature probes. The three-wire, 100 ohm platinum RTD probes are made of durable 316 stainless steel and measure ...

The nickel-thin-film RTD (resistance-temperature-detector) sensors provide a large change resistance in response to temperature changes at a lower cost than nickel wirewound RTD elements. The sensors ...

The Omni RTD temperature sensor is a combination of an integrated display/control unit and a highly accurate platinum RTD temperature-sensor tip.

The Nickel RTD temperature sensor has a linear positive temperature curve with almost twice the sensitivity of a Platinum sensor and can be supplied in a standard accuracy configuration (DIN 43760) or ...

The iTHERM TruSens temperature sensor from Endress+Hauser calibrates itself after every Sterilize in Place (SIP) operation. The self-calibration process functions in situ and provides the necessary ...

Temperature transmitters are employed to transmit a signal from a temperature sensor, such as a RTD or thermocouple, to a control or measurement device.

What Are the Main Temperature Measurement Challenges? Challenges include: Current and voltage An RTD sensor is a passive device and does not produce an electrical output on its own. Excitation current ...