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    1 high precision thermometer PHP 601 Resolution 0.001°C Accuracy 0.005°C Self-contained RTDs and thermocouples Dual inputs RS 232 or IEEE 488 interfaces Main applications include: • Temperature measurements using RTDs and/or thermocouples • Absolute or differential measurements over two channels. • Differential thermal analysis. • Checkin[...]

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    Measurement of all types of sensors as described below: - Standardized sensors according to IEC Publication 751/1995, α = 3851, Pt 100, 200, 500 and 1000. JISC 1604/1989, a = 3912, JPt 100. EIT 90, α = 3926, Pt 100. DIN 43760, α = 618, Ni 100. MIL-T 24388C, α = 672, Ni 120. MINCO 16/9, α = 427, Cu 10. - Callendar and Van Dusen equations define[...]

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    3 T h e rm o c o u p l e M e a s u r em ent ran ge R e s o l u t i o n St abi lit y 24 hour s Accu r acy (1) 90 da ys 1 yea r K - 250 to - 220°C - 220 to - 100°C - 100 to + 1 350°C 0,05°C 0,02°C 0,01°C 0,2°C 0,03°C 0,0015 % + 0,01°C 0,25°C 0,06°C 0,005 % + 0,015°C 0,5°C 0,1°C 0,01 % + 0,02°C T - 250 to - 220°C - 220 to - 90°C - 90 [...]

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    4 Specifications are subject to modification without prior notice calibration software LCL30 (See separate leaflet) This software enables the user to define automatic calibration procedures. It provides control of generated or simulat- ed temperatures and will measure the dif- ference between the standard thermometer and the sensor being calibrated[...]