2455RC-09610003

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Temperature Sensors - Thermostats - Mechanical

Temperature sensors are devices that measure temperature and convert it into electrical signals that can be used to control other processes in a system. A thermostat is an example of a temperature sensor, where it measures the ambient temperature and then switches the heating or cooling systems on and off accordingly. There are many types of temperature sensors, including mechanical, optical, thermal, and thermal-electric. Among them, mechanical temperature sensors are one of the oldest and most reliable, and are still widely used today in a variety of instruments and equipment.

The 2455RC-09610003 mechanical thermometer is a classic example of such a temperature sensor. This instrument is made up of a metal coil surrounded by an insulated housing. The metal coil is embedded with a thermistor, a type of semiconductor that responds to temperature changes with a corresponding electrical signal output. The thermistor is connected to an external circuit where the electrical signal is captured and measured. The thermistor responds to temperature changes from -60 to 125 degrees Celsius (-76 to 257 degrees Fahrenheit).

The 2455RC-09610003 thermometer is used in a wide range of applications, from monitoring air temperature in homes and offices to measuring temperatures in industrial processes. Its simple construction and low power consumption make it an ideal choice for applications where cost is a significant factor. Its mechanical design is rugged and reliable, making it suitable for use in harsh environments.

The 2455RC-09610003 thermometer is designed to work in two different ways. When no power is applied, it will sense temperature changes passively through its thermistor, producing an active (logic high) voltage signal in proportion to the temperature change. Alternatively, when powered, an external voltage is applied to the thermistor, which produces an output voltage that is also proportional to the temperature change. The device can be used in both modes to accurately and reliably measure temperatures over wide ranges.

In summary, the 2455RC-09610003 mechanical thermometer is a reliable choice for temperature sensing, being robust and accurate in a wide range of environments. It has the added advantage of low power consumption and is available at an affordable cost, making it suitable for a variety of applications. Its two operating modes—passive sensing and active sensing—allow it to measure temperatures over a wide range of values, with minimal error.

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