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Temperature module: which type of thermocouple should be used?

2018-06-25View Original

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The temperature module uses thermocouples with the PT100 designation (you can find out more about PT100 by searching for it on Taobao).
Reply #22018-06-25
PT100 is not called a thermocouple; it is called a thermal resistor. Doesn’t the original poster even understand thermocouples and thermal resistors? A thermocouple must be made of two different metals or alloys in order to generate a thermoelectric potential. Metals of the same material cannot generate a thermoelectric potential.
Reply #32018-06-25
The post was posted in the wrong place; it should be posted in the dashboard section
Reply #42018-06-25
PT 100 is a type of platinum thermistor, not a thermocouple. Was it a mistake made in haste? . . .

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