a thick film sensing element for true rms meter
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Abstract
A sensing element for true RMS meter was realized in thick film technology. The temperature gradient along
a substrate was measured by thick film thermocouples, based on a combination of Pt/Ag-Pd/Ag, Pt/Au-Au and
Ni-Cr. A voltage response of the element was measured as a function of the current through the heating resistor
at different ambient temperatures. The transfer function K(T) of the RMS meter was found to be relatively
independent of ambient temperature, which means that the voltage response is usably linear.
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| Authors | ;Marko Hrovat;Miran Zgonik;Darko Belavic |
| Journal | anales de psicologia |
| Year | 1990 |
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10.1155/1990/74067
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