PTS0805M2B100RP100

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RTD (Resistance Temperature Detector), also known as Resistance Thermometer Detector, is a type of temperature sensor that measures temperature by detecting changes in electrical resistance of a material or object as its temperature changes. The PTS0805M2B100RP100 is a popular RTD, which can perform with high accuracy and long-term stability in a range from -50°C to 200°C.

This RTD has a sensing element made from a metallic film with a thickness of only 6 μm, which is sputtered on a ceramic substrate, and therefore it is also relatively small in size. It also features robust mechanical strength and can adapt to the existing temperature ranges without breaking.

In terms of technical specifications, the PTS0805M2B100RP100 features a resistance range of 100 ohms in the normal temperature range, and the highest accuracy is 0.25°C in the full range of -50°C to 200°C. Its operating temperature range is -50°C to 200°C, and the long-term stability up to 30 years is achieved through its V-Pt1000/Pt500 calibration process.

The PTS0805M2B100RP100 is an excellent choice for applications in which reliable temperature measurements are needed. These applications include medical equipment, industrial process control, automotive industry, heating, ventilation and air-conditioning (HVAC) as well as power electronics. The PTS0805M2B100RP100 provides a type of digital output that allows for easy integration into existing systems.

The working principle of the PTS0805M2B100RP100 is based on the principle of the electrical resistance of a material or object changing as its temperature changes. As the temperature changes, the resistance of the material or object changes as well. This change in resistance can then be measured and used to calculate the temperature.

The PTS0805M2B100RP100 uses a V-Pt1000/Pt500 calibration process to ensure long-term stability and accuracy. This process involves two steps: in the first step, the resistance of the device is measured at various temperatures and the results are used to calculate the corresponding temperature values; in the second step, a calibration curve is generated that is used to calculate the temperature from the resistance.

In conclusion, the PTS0805M2B100RP100 is a popular RTD, which offers high accuracy and long-term stability in a wide range of temperatures. It is suitable for a variety of applications, including medical equipment, industrial process control, automotive industry, heating, ventilation and air-conditioning (HVAC) as well as power electronics. It uses a V-Pt1000/Pt500 calibration process to ensure long-term stability and accuracy.

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