Temperature Sensor
Description
The temperature sensor is a way of measuring temperatures from a range of different interfaces that supports thermocouple sensors. The temperature sensor will output the temperature in degrees celsius based on the temperature level in processing and has a standard measurement tools for recording the temperature level.
To see the temperature measurement tools read more about them here:
Attributes
Attribute | Value |
---|---|
Name | Temperature Sensor |
Manufacturer | |
Model | |
Serial Number | |
Internal Number | |
Minimum output | 0.5 V |
Range lower | 0 C |
Sensitivity | 1.0 deg/deg |
Calibration Date |
Name
Name specifies the name of the block.
Manufacturer
Manufacturer is an optional specification you can write.
Model
Model is an optional specification you can write.
Serial Number
Serial Number is an optional specification you can write.
Internal Number
Internal Number is an optional specification you can write.
Minimum output
Minimum output is the minimum current the sensor can output at the lower range
Range lower
Range lower is the lower limit of temperature level that the sensor can measure
Sensitivity
Sensitivity is the input sensitivity of the temperature sensor. It is default 1.0 deg/deg, but can manually be changed dependent on your sensor
Calibration date
Calibration date is last date where the sensitivity has been changed