Pt100 calibration simulator 4501

precision

Wherever temperatures are measured, temperatures must also be simulated. The Pt100-simulator is suitable for a wide area of applications. It has a wide range of simulation, which is resolved in 0.1 °C steps and makes many assignments in chemistry-, measuring-, controlling-, medicine and household applications, food industry, vehicle construction, air- and space travel and power plants easy to solve. Often in the past several simulators had to be used alongside to achieve either resolution or the range of the relevant application. As an extra advantage to the user temperatures can be entered in degrees celsius. Additional extensive conversions and readings in tabulation sheets are no longer necessary. There are five precision decade switches in a sturdy metal housing. The desired temperature value is selected in four steps with a 0.1 °C resolution in ranges from -100 °C to max. 500 °C. According to DIN EN 60751 the precision resistors simulate the temperature values for the Pt100 resistor. The simulated temperature value is called on the output plugs "Rsim" . If required, the line resistance of 10, 20 and 30 Ω can also be simulated. The celsius scale, displaced by 273,15 K against the absolute temperature requires that an additional switch-over of polarity is performed at negative celsius temperature values. The simulator is high ohmic at wrongly entered + or signs. An unintentional misuse is practically impossible. The switches are implemented in a shortcircuit control manner. The precision resistors in the 100 °C decade will therefore be switched parallelly at the moment of switch-over, in all other decade steps there is no effect at switchover.