Thermal compensation circuits
Strain gage transducers
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Thermal compensation circuits
Strain gage transducers

Authors : Jean-Luc LE GOËR, Jean AVRIL

Publication date: April 10, 1992 | Lire en français

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5. Thermal compensation circuits

Theoretically, thermal effects act in the same way on all four branches of the bridge, and therefore cancel each other out to a first approximation, but when we want to achieve a certain degree of precision (e.g. 0.005% / °C), we need to discuss this theoretical evidence.

Among the causes of thermal pests are :

  • voltage-generating thermoelectric effects ;

  • zero drift;

  • variations in sensitivity.

Let's consider these phenomena in turn.

5.1 Effects of parasitic thermoelectric torques

They occur when the connecting wires are of a different metal to the gauges, and when there are thermal asymmetries...

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