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32207605-4K Resistance Temperature Detectors (RTDs) are a type of temperature sensor that relies on the variation of electrical resistance with temperature to measure the temperature of a medium. They are typically composed of thin metal wire coils that are wound around an insulating core and placed in a metal probe or lead. The RTD is then connected to a device such as a thermocouple or thermistor to read the resistance and thus the temperature of the medium.

RTDs are very accurate and reliable, and are frequently used in a wide range of applications in industry and academia. This includes the measurement of temperature in chemical processing, manufacturing processes, academic research, healthcare, transportation, and aerospace. RTDs are also used to measure the surface temperature of a variety of objects, including human skin, in order to determine if it is safe to touch.

The working principle of an RTD is based on the fact that the electrical resistance of a metal increases with increased temperature. When the temperature of the metal increases, its resistance will also increase. This change in electrical resistance can be measured using a circuit connected to the RTD. By monitoring the resistance, the circuit will be able to calculate the temperature of the metal. The advantage of using an RTD is that it is very accurate and reliable, and has a wide operating temperature range.

RTDs are very durable and can withstand extreme temperatures, as well as being corrosion resistant. For these reasons, they are ideal for use in harsh environments. They are also relatively inexpensive to manufacture, making them suitable for a wide variety

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