Sandro36
Newbie level 2
Hi everybody,
I plan to use a Pt100 thin film temperature sensor for compensating lead acid battery temperature during float charging. It looks like the matching of the charging voltage to temperature is important.
I can not find in the data sheets the maximum safe current allowed in order not to destroy the Pt100. I know too high current will false the measure but this problem will be tackled later.
I don't yet know wich Maker's Pt100 I 'll find.
If someone has the maximum current value for some Pt100 his answer will be the welcome.
Thanks in advance
Sandro
I plan to use a Pt100 thin film temperature sensor for compensating lead acid battery temperature during float charging. It looks like the matching of the charging voltage to temperature is important.
I can not find in the data sheets the maximum safe current allowed in order not to destroy the Pt100. I know too high current will false the measure but this problem will be tackled later.
I don't yet know wich Maker's Pt100 I 'll find.
If someone has the maximum current value for some Pt100 his answer will be the welcome.
Thanks in advance
Sandro