Temperature sensors
Sensors - Design principles
Article REF: R401 V1
Temperature sensors
Sensors - Design principles

Authors : Yves PARMANTIER, Frédéric KRATZ

Publication date: September 10, 2009, Review date: March 15, 2022 | Lire en français

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10. Temperature sensors

The most commonly used temperature sensor principles are as follows.

  • Thermoelectric effect (figure 41 )

    The most common thermocouples are :

    • type T (copper/constantan) ;

    • type J (iron/constantan) ;

    • type K (chromel/alumel) ;

    • type E (chromel/constantan) ;

    • S-type (platinum-rhodium 10%/platinum) ;

    • type R (platinum-rhodium 13%/platinum).

    These designations are standardized (see article Thermoelectric torques. Characteristics and temperature measurement [R 2 590]...

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