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Why cannot compensation wires be connected by welding, and must they be connected only by crimping?

2021-03-19View Original

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According to the documentation, compensation wires cannot be connected by welding; only crimping can be used. What is the reason for this?
Reply #22021-03-19
My understanding is that the solder material used for welding is different from that of the compensation wire.
Reply #32021-03-19
The second floor of the ER is the correct answer; moreover, welding may result in separation or disconnection
Reply #42021-03-29
A third metal is introduced at the connection point, affecting the measurement accuracy.

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