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Problems with using three-wire platinum resistors for temperature measurement

2009-03-15View Original

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Temperature is measured using a three-wire platinum resistor; let’s assume that A is one of the terminals and B and C are the other two. If one of the three wires, namely wire A, is broken, the temperature reading will be at its highest value. What if wire B is broken instead? What if cable C is broken? Does anyone know the principle behind it?

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