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Regarding the voltage drop of compensation wires

2010-12-17View Original

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If transmitters are not used, do we take voltage drop into consideration when selecting thermocouple compensation wires? If so, how exactly should the voltage drop be calculated? Please reply, thank you.
Reply #22010-12-17
There is no need to consider pressure drop; length is subject to certain constraints
Reply #32010-12-17
I would like to ask the person on the second floor: what are the restrictions?
Reply #42010-12-18
This question is the same as one I posted a few days ago: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-771950-1-1.html You can take a look at that as a reference
Reply #52010-12-20
I read your post; there are some similarities, but overall it’s quite different. My case involves thermocouple cards and thermocouple wires, so I hope experts can share their experience.

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