How does an RTD work? Learn about RTDs and how they measure temperature based on electrical resistance changes in metals with heat. Discover the importance of known electrical resistances in sensors like PT100 and PT1000. #RTD #TemperatureSensors | RealPars

An RTD, or Resistance #Temperature Detector, is a metal device that changes its resistance as temperature varies. For example, a Pt100 RTD, made of platinum, has a resistance of 100 ohms at 0℃. Despite its direct correlation between resistance and temperature, industries typically don't measure the resistance of an#RTD to determine temperature; instead, they employ alternative methods. | RealPars

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What is Electrical Resistance? Learn about temperature measurement methods in industrial processes, focusing on RTDs and Thermocouples. Gain insights into electrical resistance and its role in detecting temperature. #TemperatureMeasurement #RTDsExplained | RealPars