PCT2075D,118 Sensors, Transducers

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Temperature Sensors - Analog and Digital Output

Temperature sensors can be either analog or digital. The type of output being used will determine the application field or working principle that can be used for them. The PCT2075D.118 is an analog temperature sensor with a temperature sensing range from -55℃ to 125℃ and a stable sensing accuracy of ±0.5℃.

The PCT2075D.118 is suitable for various applications where precise sensing of temperature is needed. It features a standard single-channel output that consists of a variable resistance. This resistance is proportional to the temperature change and it is used to indicate the level of heat or cold that is present in the surroundings. It is possible to connect the PCT2075D.118 to a specific circuit and create a continuous voltage or current reading along with a digital output.

The PCT2075D.118 is commonly used in HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning) systems, refrigeration systems, thermal protection systems, test and measurement circuits, energy meters, and other temperature measurement and control applications. The device is ideal for applications where reliable and accurate temperature sensing is needed in low- to medium-range temperatures.

To install the PCT2075D.118 into an existing system, it must be connected to a voltage regulator circuit. This allows the temperature sensor to contain the appropriate voltage range and to draw its power from the circuit. The connections to the circuit should be made with the appropriate gauge. Next, the temperature sensor must be mounted to the surface of the area where its readings will be taken. This can be done with a mounting clip or a fastener, depending on the application.

Finally, the temperature sensor must be calibrated. This is done by setting the desired temperature range in the circuit. Voltage or current readings can be taken and calibrated to the desired setting with a process known as offset adjustment. The PCT2075D.118 can be adjusted to compensate for temperature differences and to ensure accuracy of the readings.

In conclusion, the PCT2075D.118 is an analog temperature sensing device, commonly used in HVAC, refrigeration, and energy meter applications. It has a sensing range of -55℃ to 125℃, with a stable accuracy of ±0.5℃. Installation and calibration of the temperature sensor is required and should be done in accordance with the manufacturer\'s instructions. Once in place, the PCT2075D.118 will provide reliable and accurate temperature readings that can be used for various temperature measurement and control applications.

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