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SECTION 7. MEASUREMENT PROGRAMMING EXAMPLES VX E1 H2 CR1 O v2 L2 H1 v1 L1 AG R. 10K 0 !a RS '100 0 PRT R, 100 0 < TEMPERATURE COEFFICIENTS 1O PP I,A /'C FIGURE 7.9-1. Wiring Diagram for PRT in 4 Wire Half Bridge The result of Instruction 9 when the first differential measurement (V1) is not made on the 2.5 V range is equivalent to Rr/ft. Instruction 16 computes the temperature ("C) for a DIN 43760 standard PRT from the ratio of the PRT resistance at the temperature being measured to its resistance at 0"C (RJR9). Thus, a multiplier of Ry'Rg is used in Instruction 9 to obtain the desired intermediate, Rs/Ro (=Rs/ft x Ry'Ro). lf R. and Re were each exactly'100 ohms, the multiplierwould be 1. However, neither resistance is likely to be exact. The correct multiplier is found by connecting the PRT to the CR10 and entering lnstruction 9 with a multiplier of 1. The PRT is then placed in an ibcreidbgaethm(e@as0ur'Cem; eRn.=t Rise)r,eaadndusthinegrethseul*t 6ofMthoede. The reading is Rr/R1, which is equalto Ro/R1 since Rr=Ro. The correct value of the multiplier, Ry'Ro, is the reciprocalof this reading. The initial reading assumed for this example was 0.9890. The correct multiplier is: Ry'Ro = 1/0.9890 = 1.01 1 1. The fixed 1OO ohm resistor must be thermally stable. lts precision is not important because the exact resistance is incorporated, along with that of the PRT, into the calibrated multiplier. The 10 ppm/'C temperature coefficient of the fixed resistor will limit the error due to its change in resistance with temperature to less than 0.15"C over the specified temperature range. Because the measurement is ratiometric (RJR|,the properties of the 10 kohm resistor do not affect the result. PROGRAM 01: P9 01: 1 02: 23 03: 23 o4: 1 05: 1 06: 2100 o7: 1 08: 1.0111 09: 0 Full BR w/Compensation Rep 25 mV 60 Hz rejection EX Range 25 mV 60 Hz rejection BR Range lN Chan Excite all reps w/EXchan 1 mV Excitation Loc [:Rs/Ro ] Mult (Rf/Ro) Offset 02: P16 01: 1 o2: 1 03: 2 04: 1 05: 0 Temperature RTD Rep RlRo Loc Rs/Ro C Loc [:TEMP ] Mult Offset 7-7

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E1
H2
CR1
O
L2
H1
L1
AG
VX
10K
0
v2
a
!
v1
R,
100
0
TEMPERATURE COEFFICIENTS
<
1O
PP
SECTION
7.
MEASUREMENT PROGRAMMING EXAMPLES
R.
RS
'100
0
PRT
I,A
/'C
The
10
ppm/'C temperature coefficient
of
the
fixed
resistor
will
limit the error due
to
its change
in
resistance with temperature
to
less than
0.15"C
over
the
specified
temperature
range.
Because
the measurement
is ratiometric
(RJR|,the
properties
of
the
10 kohm resistor
do
not affect
the
result.
The
result
of
Instruction
9
when the
first
differential measurement
(V1)
is not made on
the 2.5
V
range
is
equivalent
to
Rr/ft.
Instruction
16
computes the
temperature
("C)
for a DIN
43760
standard
PRT from
the
ratio of
the
PRT resistance
at
the
temperature
being
measured
to
its resistance at
0"C
(RJR9).
Thus,
a
multiplier
of
Ry'Rg
is used
in
Instruction
9
to obtain
the
desired intermediate,
Rs/Ro
(=Rs/ft
x
Ry'Ro).
lf
R.
and
Re
were
each
exactly'100
ohms,
the multiplierwould be
1.
However,
neither
resistance is likely
to
be exact.
The
correct
multiplier
is
found
by connecting
the
PRT to
the
CR10 and
entering
lnstruction
9
with
a
multiplier
of
1.
The
PRT
is
then
placed
in
an
ice bath (@
0'C;
R.=Re), and
the
result
of
the
bridge measurement
is
read using
the
*6
Mode.
The
reading is
Rr/R1,
which
is
equalto
Ro/R1
since Rr=Ro.
The correct value of
the
multiplier,
Ry'Ro, is
the reciprocalof
this
reading. The
initial reading assumed for this
example
was
0.9890.
The
correct
multiplier
is:
Ry'Ro
=
1/0.9890
=
1.01
1
1.
The
fixed
1OO
ohm
resistor must
be
thermally
stable.
lts precision is not important because
the
exact resistance is incorporated, along with
that
of
the
PRT, into
the calibrated
multiplier.
FIGURE
7.9-1. Wiring
Diagram
for
PRT
in
4
Wire
Half Bridge
01:
P9
01:
1
02:
23
PROGRAM
Full
BR
w/Compensation
Rep
25
mV
60
Hz rejection EX
Range
25
mV
60
Hz rejection
BR
Range
lN Chan
Excite
all
reps
w/EXchan
1
mV Excitation
Loc
[:Rs/Ro
]
Mult (Rf/Ro)
Offset
03:
o4:
05:
06:
o7:
08:
09:
02:
01:
o2:
03:
04:
05:
23
1
1
2100
1
1.0111
0
P16
Temperature
RTD
1
Rep
1
RlRo
Loc
Rs/Ro
2
Loc
[:TEMP
C
]
1
Mult
0
Offset
7-7