How to Check if an RTD is Working Using a Multimeter | Reotemp

Resistance Temperature Detectors (RTD’s) are sensors that use electrical resistance to accurately and repeatably measure temperature. In this video we show you how to determine if an RTD is functioning properly using a multimeter. For more information on RTD’s and to configure a temperature probe specific for your application, go to www.reotemp.com

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Thank you. This was a good video. Short and straight to the point. Thank you.

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How can we make RTD sensor circuit?

[@balgynbaisattykulov]

Hello? I have a question. I would be glad if you answer. Thermal resistance measurement range is 0-100 degrees Celsius. and output current 4-20 milliamps. at 50 degrees the output current is 12 milliamps. but there's something wrong here. because as the resistance increases, the current must decrease. but for some reason our output current is large. thanks in advance (translated via Google)

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Can you share a link to download the chart table

[@dadsgarage75070]

I think this is it www.te.com/content/dam/te-com/documents/sensors/global/te-sensor-solutions-applicationnote-table-RTD-resistance-temperature.pdf

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Where can we download the data table

[@dadsgarage75070]

I think this is it www.te.com/content/dam/te-com/documents/sensors/global/te-sensor-solutions-applicationnote-table-RTD-resistance-temperature.pdf

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Thank you