T-type thermocouple temperature sensor: T-type thermocouple (copper-Kang copper) thermocouple is suitable for measurement within the range of -200 to 350 ° C (-330 to 660 ° F).
 
Because there are only copper line contacts, they often use them as differential measurements. Because both conductors are non -magnetic, there is no urban point, so the characteristics have not changed suddenly. T -type thermocouple temperature sensor has the best accuracy of ordinary thermocouples and is commonly used in food monitoring and environmental applications.
 
This kind of thermocouple temperature difference can be used for oxidation or restoring atmosphere. Although it is recommended to use a protective tube in order to extend the service life. Because of its stability at low temperature, this is a superior thermocouple is widely used in low temperature and low temperature temperature. The recommended operation range is -200 to 350 ° C (-330 to 660 ° F), but it can be used for -269 ° C (-452 ° F) (boiling ).
 
T -type temperature sensors are usually used for humidity or temperature monitoring applications below zero. Its superior corrosion resistance and larger uniformity composition line reduces errors, due to temperature gradient. In addition, non -magnetic characteristics make the T -type temperature sensor become a popular choice in a strong magnetic field environment.
 
Consider factors
 
Like all thermocouples, it also has some shortcomings. The thermocouple needs to be carefully calibrated before use. Their output signals are very small and may have noise. They are vulnerable to stress, strain and corrosion, especially as they grow.
 
The main limit of T -type thermocouple temperature sensor is that the temperature limit of the temperature range of the temperature range is about 370 ° C (700 ° F).