Quartz thermal converters. Scheme, description

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Quartz thermal converters - these are devices that use the dependence of the natural frequency of a quartz element on temperature. Are used for measurement of temperatures from-80 to +250 °C.

The operation of these sensors is based on the fact that the dependence of the transducer frequency on temperature and the linearity of the conversion function change depending on the orientation of the cut relative to the axes of the quartz crystal. Sensors are widely used in digital thermometers.

Author: Koryakin-Chernyak S.L.

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