FST08-2B-500E

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Temperature Sensors - RTD (Resistance Temperature Detector) are an extremely accurate type of temperature sensing device. A Resistance Temperature Detector works by using a metal element, typically a Platinum wire or nickel alloy, which has a predictable resistance versus temperature characteristic. By measuring the change in resistance over time, a precise measurement of temperature can be derived. The FST08-2B-500E RTD is a popular choice for its ability to be used for a wide range of industrial applications.

FST08-2B-500E Application Field:

The FST08-2B-500E RTD has the capability to measure temperatures as low as -200°C up to +500°C with accuracy up to 0.09°C. This makes it ideal for applications such as food processing, food service, environmental and industrial controls, medical and laboratory equipment, military and space applications, as well as automotive and aerospace. Its capability to measure a broad range of temperatures and its high accuracy make it well suited for many different purposes.

FST08-2B-500E Working Principle:

The working principle of the FST08-2B-500E RTD is based on the fact that the resistance of the metal element used increases as its temperature increases. By measuring the resistance of the metal element over a range of temperatures, a precise measurement of temperature can be derived. This is done using a Wheatstone bridge which measures the voltage of the metal element across a resistor. The change in resistance of the metal element is then compared to the calibrated resistance of the resistor, giving an accurate measurement of the temperature.

The FST08-2B-500E RTD is a popular choice for temperature sensing applications due to its capability to measure a broad range of temperatures with high accuracy. Its use in a variety of industrial applications makes it a versatile solution for temperature sensing requirements.

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