A Hardware Nonlinear Compensation Method for Platinum Resistance Temperature Measurement
A non-linear compensation and platinum resistance technology, which is applied in the direction of thermometers, thermometers, and measuring heat with electric/magnetic elements that are directly sensitive to heat, to achieve the effect of simple wiring, good tracking characteristics, and easy adjustment
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[0026] The specific embodiments of the present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0027] For platinum resistors that meet international standards, the change of platinum resistance value PT with temperature is usually expressed by formula (1):
[0028] PT=PT 0 [1+aT-bT 2 -cT 3 (T-100)] (1)
[0029] Among them, T is the measured temperature in degrees Celsius; PT 0 It is the platinum resistance value at 0°C, the common ones are 100Ω, 500Ω and 1000Ω; a=3.90802×10 -3 , b=5.80195×10 -7 and c (when T≥0℃, c=0; when T-12 ) is the temperature coefficient.
[0030] The coefficient c works only at negative temperatures. It can be seen through simple estimation that even if the temperature is as low as -100°C, its influence is less than 0.1%, so it can be ignored in most cases, and formula (1) becomes formula (2) :
[0031] PT=PT 0 [1+aT-bT 2 ] (2)
[0032] The first item in the formula (2) is a DC bias, and the circuit o...
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