Temperature Sensor

YMC T series temperature sensors are based on the platinum-resistance principle: resistance changes linearly with temperature, and the temperature of the measured medium is converted into a standard resistance signal which is then converted, amplified, linearly compensated and filtered to produce a standard voltage output.

YMC T series temperature sensors are based on the platinum-resistance principle: resistance changes linearly with temperature, and the temperature of the measured medium is converted into a standard resistance signal which is then converted, amplified, linearly compensated and filtered to produce a standard voltage output. Used for temperature measurement below 600 °C, with high measurement accuracy and stable performance, widely used in industrial temperature measurement; it can also be made as a standard temperature sensor covering -200 °C ~ +600 °C.

Typical applications

• Industrial process temperature measurement
• Machine temperature monitoring alongside vibration
• Standard temperature reference

Main parameters

• Measuring range — -200 °C ~ +600 °C
• Operating current — ≤20 mA
• Temperature measurement method — PT1000
• Working / compensating temperature — -40 °C ~ +85 °C
• Output mode — 4-wire
• Operating humidity — ≤85 % RH (+25 °C)
• Response time — 10 s
• Protection grade — IP65
• General precision — ≤±1 °C
• Insulation resistance — 100 MΩ @ 50 VDC

The supplied specification image also carries a model table copied from the High Shock Accelerometer sheet; it does not describe the T series and has not been published.

Supplied and supported in India by TIERA, authorised distributor for YMC. Pricing and lead time on request — tell us the model and the measurement, and we will confirm the right part number.