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SECTION 7. MEASUREMENT PROGRAMMING EXAMPLES 1H 1L @ @ CR1 O @ @ @ 5H 5L 107 PROBE @ v\-/ @ @ @@ cu J_BOX cu- COPPER co- CONSTANTAN FIGURE 7.4-1. Thermocouples with. External Reference Junction In the following example, an externaltemperature measurement is used as the reference for 5 thermocouple measurements. A Campbell Scientific 107 Temperature Probe is used to measure the reference temperature. The connection scheme is shown in Figure 7.4-1. lf a more accurate reference temperature is needed, Campbell Scientific's TCRG utilizes a 100 ohm PRT to measure the reference temperature and provides better insulation for a more isothermal reference. The temperature ("C) of the 107 Probe is stored in lnput Location 1 and the thermocouple temperatures ('C) in Locations 2-6. 01: P11 01: 1 02: 11 03: 1 04: 1 05: 1 06: 0 02: P14 01: 5 02: 22 03: 1 04: 1 05: 1 06: 2 07: 1 08: 0 PROGRAM Temp 107 Probe Rep lN Chan Excite all reps w/EXchan 1 Loc [:REF TEMP ] Mult Offset Thermocouple Temp (DIFF) Reps 7.5 mV 60 Hz rejection Range lN Chan Type T (CopperConstantan) Ref Temp Loc REF TEMP Loc [:TC #1 ] Mult Offset 7.5 107 TEMPERATURE PROBE Instruction 1 1 excites Campbell Scientific's 107 Thermistor Probe (or the thermistor portion of temperature and relative humidity probe) with a excitation, makes a single ended measurement calculates,temperature ("C) with a fifth order polynomial;- In this example, the temperatures obtained from three 107 probes. The are made on single-ended channels 1-3 and the temperatures are stored in Input Locations 1-3. CONNECTIONS The black leads from the probes go to excitation channel 1, the purple leads go to analog ground (AG), the clear leads go to ground (G), and the red leads go to singleended channels 1, 2, and 3 (channel 1H, channel 1L, and channel 2H, respectively). PROGRAM 01: P11 01: 3 02: 1 03: o4: 05: 06: Temp 107 Probe Reps lN Chan Excite all reps w/EXchan 1 Loc [:107 T #1 ] Mult Offset 7.6 207 TEMPERATURE AND RH PROBE lnstruction 12 excites and measures the RH portion of the Campbell Scientific 207 Temperature and Relative Humidity probe. This instruction relies on a previously measured temperature ('C) to compute RH from the probe resistance. Instruction 11 is used to obtain the 7-4

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PROBE
SECTION
7.
MEASUREMENT
PROGRAMMING
EXAMPLES
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FIGURE
7.4-1. Thermocouples
with.
External
Reference
Junction
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In
the following example, an
externaltemperature
measurement is used as
the
reference
for
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thermocouple measurements.
A Campbell
Scientific
107
Temperature
Probe is used
to
measure
the
reference
temperature. The
connection
scheme
is
shown in Figure 7.4-1.
lf
a
more
accurate
reference
temperature
is
needed, Campbell Scientific's
TCRG
utilizes a
100
ohm
PRT
to
measure
the
reference
temperature and provides better insulation for a
more isothermal reference.
The
temperature
("C)
of
the
107 Probe
is
stored
in
lnput
Location
1
and the thermocouple
temperatures
('C)
in Locations 2-6.
PROGRAM
Temp
107 Probe
Rep
lN Chan
Excite
all
reps
w/EXchan
1
Loc
[:REF
TEMP
]
Mult
Offset
Thermocouple Temp
(DIFF)
Reps
7.5 mV
60
Hz rejection Range
lN Chan
Type
T
(Copper-
Constantan)
Ref
Temp
Loc REF TEMP
Loc
[:TC
#1
]
Mult
Offset
COPPER
CONSTANTAN
7.5
107
TEMPERATURE
PROBE
Instruction
1
1
excites Campbell Scientific's
107
Thermistor
Probe
(or
the
thermistor
portion
of
temperature and relative humidity probe) with
a
excitation, makes a single
ended
measurement
calculates,temperature ("C)
with
a
fifth order
polynomial;-
In
this example, the temperatures
obtained from
three
107
probes.
The
are
made on single-ended
channels
1-3
and
the
temperatures are stored
in
Input
Locations
1-3.
CONNECTIONS
The
black leads from
the
probes
go
to
excitation
channel
1,
the
purple leads
go
to
analog ground (AG), the
clear
leads go to
ground (G), and
the
red leads
go
to single-
ended
channels
1,
2, and
3
(channel
1H,
channel
1L,
and channel
2H,
respectively).
PROGRAM
Temp
107 Probe
Reps
lN
Chan
Excite
all
reps
w/EXchan
1
Loc
[:107
T #1
]
Mult
Offset
01:
01:
02:
03:
o4:
05:
06:
01:
P11
01:
1
02:
11
03:
1
04:
1
05:
1
06:
0
02:
P14
01:
5
02:
22
03:
1
04:
1
05:
1
06:
2
07:
1
08:
0
P11
3
1
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207
TEMPERATURE AND
RH
PROBE
lnstruction
12
excites and measures
the
RH
portion of the Campbell Scientific 207
Temperature and Relative Humidity
probe.
This
instruction relies on
a
previously measured
temperature
('C)
to
compute
RH
from
the
probe
resistance.
Instruction 11 is used to obtain the
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