AS6200-AWLT-S

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The AS6200-AWLT-S Analog and Digital Output temperature sensor is suitable in a variety of applications, allowing for a precise measurement of temperature in any environment. The device has two types of output formats, one analog and one digital, so that temperature readings can be taken put of different types of output connections. The temperature range of the device is -40°C to +35°C and is suited for temperature investigations in various environments, from indoor to outdoor applications.

The sensor has a wide variety of features which make it particularly suited for use in a wide range of applications, these include: a self-calibration feature which eliminates any possible calibration issues and ensures accuracy in the temperature readings; a low power consumption and low output noise parts, which ensures the most efficient use of energy in order to support the device’s long life span; Adaptive temperature compensation provides further accuracy in the readings, as the readings are compiled from multiple temperature sources and can then be processed and displayed. An additional low cost temperature compensation feature reduces accuracy, but greatly reduces the cost of the device.

A range of sensors are available in the AS6200-AWLT-S series, from 10 bit to 12 bit, providing different outputs for the user, dependent on the needs of the application. The 10 bit output provides a high level of accuracy and resolution in the reading, while the 12 bit output delivers a higher resolution but with less accuracy. The sensor is also provided with a supply voltage of 8V-24V, allowing the device to be operated in any environment and to match the necessary power requirements. The accuracy of the device is excellent, with an error range of +/-0.2 degrees.

The working principle of the AS6200-AWLT-S temperature sensor is based on the use of a thermocouple. A thermocouple is a device consisting of two dissimilar metals which when connected form an electrical junction. When a temperature difference occurs between the two metals, a thermoelectric voltage is generated, which is proportional to the temperature difference. This voltage is then converted and processed to provide the temperature readings.

The thermocouple is connected to an AD/DA Converter, which converts the analog signal generated by the thermocouple into a digital signal. This signal is then processed by the internal control circuitry to generate the temperature data. This data is then outputted either as an analog or a digital signal, depending on the type of output required by the application.

The AS6200-AWLT-S temperature sensor is the ideal choice for a variety of applications, due to its ample accuracy and range, low power consumption and low output noise. The two different types of outputs available and supply voltage ensure the device can meet the needs of both indoor and outdoor applications. The intuitive design and functioning principle of the device make it a reliable and efficient choice for any environment requiring temperature measurements.

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