Lecture

Metal Resistance Temperature Sensors

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Description

This lecture covers the principles of metal resistance temperature sensors, including the use of nickel and platinum resistors, voltage dividers, and linearization techniques. It also discusses the characteristics, calibration, and applications of thermistors, emphasizing their high sensitivity and time constants.

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