Do thermoresistive thermocouples fall under transmitters or pressure instruments?
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Hello everyone! Should the thermoresistive and thermocouple sensors that we often talk about be classified as part of transmitters or as pressure instruments?
It is neither a transmitter nor a pressure gauge. I really didn’t expect that temperature instruments could also be classified as pressure instruments: lol
Thermistors and thermocouples are used for temperature measurement; what does that have to do with pressure gauges? ? ?
Pressure instrument should be a typo. Thermal resistance thermocouples are both temperature sensing elements and not transmitters. Temperature transmitters and temperature safety barriers can be added to address the issues that arise at the transmitter input.
Temperature measuring instruments; thermal resistors and thermocouples are considered sensors. They can be equipped with transmitters, or the signals can be directly fed into DCS cards or safety barriers for conversion and recognition
This is clearly a temperature sensing element
Thermistors and thermocouples are temperature sensing elements; they have nothing to do with transmitters or pressure gauges. Thermistors and thermocouples, when equipped with a temperature transduction module, become integrated temperature transmitters.
What a question you ask. . . Thermistor thermocouples are temperature measuring instruments