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Temperature Sensors - Thermostats - Mechanical

Temperature sensors, or thermostats, are an integral part of mechanical systems. They are designed to measure and control the temperature of a given system. A thermostat can be used to maintain a desired temperature, and can be used to give an input or control signal to a process. This is especially important in environments where temperature control is critical.

Mechanical temperature sensors are typically made from metal and are commonly found in many types of machines and equipment. The two main types of mechanical sensors are strain gauge and resistance-thermistor types. Strain gaage type sensors have one or more wire coils, which expand or contract as the temperature of the device changes. Thermistor-type sensors consist of a small semiconductor chip that resists the change in temperature. Both of these types of sensors rely on the resistance of the wire or semiconductor to resist the change in temperature.

Thermostats are used to maintain a desired temperature. This can be done manually, by turning a knob or inserting a physical switch, or it can be done through the use of a programmable thermostat. A programmable thermostat can be programmed to maintain a specific temperature for a certain period of time, while allowing the user to adjust the temperature setting as needed. By inputting a desired temperature setting, the thermostat will ensure that the temperature remains at that level until it is manually adjusted.

Thermostats are also used to provide an input or control signal to a process. This can be used to monitor the temperature and alert a user when the temperature reaches a certain level or crosses a certain threshold. This is common in industrial and HVAC applications where it is important to know the temperature at all times. Thermostats can also be used to turn a device on or off at predetermined times, or when the temperature drops below or rises above a set point.

Temperature sensors or thermostats are used in a wide range of applications. From measuring the temperature of a hot water heater, to controlling the temperature of an industrial process, there are a variety of devices that utilize temperature sensors and thermostats. These devices are an important part of controlling and maintaining a desired temperature in a variety of settings.

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