4.4K views · 252 reactions | Learn about RTD and Thermocouple sensors for accurate temperature measurement. RTD, a passive device, relies on external power for resistance measurement. In contrast, Thermocouples, active sensors, generate voltage from temperature changes. ️ Ready to dive deep into the world of RTDs? Join us in the Complete Introduction to RTDs course on RealPars: https://www.realpars.com/courses/introduction-to-rtd #TemperatureSensors #RTD | RealPars | Facebook

Watch Christopher Méndez walk through using an Arduino Opta micro PLC and a USB drive to log data from a PT1000 RTD temperature sensor. | Arduino

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Let's discuss #RTD circuit maintenance and troubleshooting. RTDs, like any sensor in industrial settings, can face issues due to corrosion, moisture, or poor connections, resulting in abnormal temperature readings. To test the RTD, use an ohmmeter to measure its resistance, ideally around 110-115 ohms. Using a process calibrator to simulate the RTD can help pinpoint any issues. If the expected temperature displays on the HMI, the problem likely lies with the RTD. | RealPars