Faculty of Electrical and Electronic Engineering 2020 - 2021
Faculty of Electrical and Electronic Engineering 2020 - 2021
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CONTENTS
1. Abstract................................................................................................................2
2. Introduction.........................................................................................................3
3. Calculation...........................................................................................................4
4. Result....................................................................................................................7
5. Conclusion............................................................................................................7
6. References............................................................................................................7
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1. Abstract
This report introduces the basic background and study the NTD Dixel table.
2. Introduction
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Steinhart-Hart equation: T =a+ b . ln ( R )+ ¿ c . ln ( R ) ¿ (1)
a,b,c are parameters that are chosen to fit the equation to the
resistance characteristic.
R is the thermistor resistance (Ω).
T is the thermistor temperature (°K).
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β− parameter equation : R = R0.e β .( T − ¿ ) (2)
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3. Calculation
We use the equation (1) and NTC Dixel table to determine a, b, e in range of
temperature from -50 to 110 °C.
By choosing T1, T2, T3 in between -50 to 110 °C, we can have the value of
R1, R2, R3 from NTC Dixel table (with T0 = 25 °C, R0 = 10000 Ω).
For example:
T1 = -50 => R1 = 329500
T2 = -40 => R2 = 188500
T3 = -30 => R3 = 111300
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a+ b . ln ( R 1 ) +¿ c . ln 3 ( R 1 )= ¿
T1
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a+ b . ln ( R 1 ) +¿ c . ln 3 ( R 1 )= ¿
T1
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a+ b . ln ( R 1 ) +¿ c . ln 3 ( R 1 )= ¿
T1
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a+ b . ln ( 329500 )+¿ c . ln 3 ( 329500 )= ¿
−50+273
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a+ b . ln ( 188500 ) +¿ c . ln 3 ( 188500 )= ¿
−40+273
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a+ b . ln ( 111300 ) +¿ c . ln 3 (111300 ) = ¿
−30+ 274
a=¿8,499194285
b=¿8,499194285
c=¿8,49919429
Then, we use the equation (2) and the value of T0, T1, T2, T3 and R0, R1,
R2, R3 to determine β (a curve fitting parameter). Thereby, we are able to
calculate the new value of resistance R, temperature T. Finally, we can get the
error values of R and T.
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For example:
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From equation (2): β = ln( Ro ) ÷ ( T − ¿ )
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− = 0,000596864
T1 ¿
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− = 0,000446577 => ( − ¿ ) average = 0,00094142 = B.
T2 ¿ T
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− = 0,000177864
T3 ¿
R1
ln( Ro ) = 3,494991
R1
ln( Ro ) = 2,936513
R1
ln( Ro ) = 2,409644
R1 1 1
β1 = ln( Ro ) ÷ ( T 1 − ¿ ) = 3096,748657
R2 1 1
β2 = ln( Ro ) ÷ ( T 2 − ¿ ) = 3136,828272 =>βaverage = 3135,386083 =
C.
R3 1 1
β3 = ln( Ro ) ÷ ( T 3 − ¿ ) = 3172,58132
R 1+ R 2+ R 3
Error of R = | R new - 3
| = 18378,61535
R1 1
T1 new = {[ln( Ro ) ÷ C ] + ¿+273 }-1 = 223,6938 K = -49,30622915 °C
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Error T1 = |T1 new – T1| = 0,6937709 °C
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T2 new = {[ln( Ro ) ÷ C ] + ¿+273 }-1 = 232,9766 K = -40,02337441 °C
For the other ranges, we do exactly the same method that we use above to find the
desired results.
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4. Result
5. Conclusion
In this report, we have tried to study the basic concept and how to use NTC
Dixell table to do the calculation.
6. References
Resistance/Temperature table for NTC CAREL probes.
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