PT1000 Temperature Sensor
The electrical resistance of platinum (Pt) changes with temperature and has excellent reproducibility and stability. Sensors based on this property are called platinum resistance temperature sensors. The commonly used PT1000 sensor has a resistance of 1000Ω at 0℃ and 1385.1Ω at 100℃, with a resistance change rate of 3.851Ω/℃. Platinum resistance temperature sensors offer high accuracy, good stability, and a broad operating temperature range. They are among the most commonly used temperature detectors in the low-to-medium-temperature region (-200~650℃). They are widely used for industrial temperature measurement and made into standard thermometers, including national and world temperature reference standards, for metrology and calibration. Pt1000 sensors have good long-term stability. Typical experimental data show that after continuous exposure at 400℃ for 300 hours, the maximum temperature drift measured at 0℃ is 0.02℃. PT100/PT1000 Resistance Comparison Model | Standard Resistance R at 0℃ | Standard Resistance R at 100℃ PT100 | 100.00 Ω | 138.51 Ω PT1000 | 1000.0 Ω | 1385.1 Ω
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