
SECTION 13. CR7 MEASUREMENTS
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TABLE 13.3-7. Source Resistances and Signal Levels for YSI #44032 Thermistor Configurations
Shown in Figure 13.3-7 (2V Excitation)
- - - A - - - - B - - - - C - - -
TR
s
R
o
V
s
(mV) R
o
@P R
o
V
s
(mV)
(kohms) (kohms) (kohms) (kohms)
-40 884.6 29.0 164 30.0 1 5.5
-20 271.2 27 498 27.8 1 16.5
0 94.98 22.8 1200 23.4 1 39.5
+25 30.00 15.0 2500 15.2 1 82.0
+40 16.15 10.5 3250 10.6 1 106.0
+60 7.60 6.1 3989 6.1 1 129.5
3. Where possible run excitation leads and
signal leads in separate shields to minimize
transients.
4. AVOID PVC INSULATED CONDUCTORS
to minimize the effect of dielectric
absorption on input settling time.
5. Use the CR7 to measure the input settling
error associated with a given configuration.
For example assume long leads are
required but the lead capacitance, C
w
, is
unknown. Configure R
f
on a length of cable
similar to the measurement. Leave the
sensor end open as shown in Figure 13.3-8
and measure the result using the same
instruction parameters to be used with the
sensor. The measured deviation from 0V is
the input settling error.
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