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CS703515Z application field and working principle

The CS703515Z is a temperature sensor used to measure the internal temperature of mechanical components and instrumentation in industrial or consumer applications. It is available in a range of sizes and can be mounted directly on the component it is measuring the temperature of.

Application

The CS703515Z temperature sensor is designed to measure the temperature of mechanical components and instrumentation in industrial and consumer applications. It is ideal for applications that need to measure temperatures in tight spots, where a traditional temperature probe might not fit. It can also be used to monitor temperatures in hazardous, dusty or wet environments, places where it is difficult to install a thermocouple or RTD, or in areas with a limited space for temperature control.

Working Principle

The CS703515Z temperature sensor operates on a principle of thermal expansion. When a temperature change occurs, the sensor expands or contracts accordingly. The physical expansion of the sensor is then directly translated into a corresponding electrical voltage output. This output is proportional to the temperature change that has occurred and can be easily translated into degrees.

The CS703515Z operates on a negative temperature coefficient. As the temperature rises, the voltage output of the sensor decreases and vice versa. The sensor is capable of measuring temperatures within a range from -20°C to +125°C. It has a linear output over a wide temperature range and can be used in both analog and digital voltage output systems.

Conclusion

The CS703515Z temperature sensor is an extremely versatile and reliable tool for measuring temperatures in a wide range of industrial and consumer applications. It is easy to install, cost-effective, and is capable of providing both accurate analog and digital outputs.

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