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Fundamentals of Temperature Measurement
Randy Down, P.E.
Overview
This course covers the
early and current methods of measuring temperature. Included is a brief history
of temperature measurement technology, various methods of temperature
measurement currently in use, factors that can affect measurement accuracy and
repeatability, and factors to consider when selecting a temperature sensing
device for a particular application.
The student must take a
multiple choice quiz consisting of twelve (12) questions at the end of the course to
obtain PDH credits.
Specific Knowledge or Skill Attained
This
course aims at teaching the following specific knowledge and skills:
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An understanding of the
history of temperature measurement
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An understanding of
temperature sensor terminology
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Current methods of
measuring temperature
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Conditions that can
impact temperature sensor accuracy, repeatability, and reliability
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Knowledge of temperature
measurement methodology
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Knowledge of how a
temperature resistance value is converted into an electrical output signal
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Familiarity with things
to consider when properly selecting a sensor and associated hardware
Course
Click on the following PDF attachment and review the document
"Fundamentals of Temperature Measurement" prior to taking
a quiz for credit.
Fundamentals of Temperature Measurement (322 KB)
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