12mm Temp. Transmitter

12mm Temp. Transmitter

Introduction:

A 12mm temperature transmitter refers to a device used to measure and transmit temperature readings in industrial or process control applications. The "12mm" refers to the diameter of the device, typically indicating its compact size for easy installation.

Temperature transmitters are commonly used in industrial settings where accurate and reliable temperature monitoring is crucial. These transmitters convert the analog temperature signal from a temperature sensor, such as a thermocouple or RTD (Resistance Temperature Detector), into a digital signal that can be transmitted to a control system or data acquisition system for further processing.

The 12mm temperature transmitter typically includes a sensing element, signal conditioning circuitry, and a communication interface. The sensing element is in direct contact with the medium whose temperature is being measured, and it converts the temperature into an electrical signal. The signal conditioning circuitry amplifies and linearizes the electrical signal, compensates for environmental factors, and provides necessary electrical isolation.

The communication interface in the 12mm temperature transmitter allows the device to transmit the temperature data to a central control system or other monitoring equipment. Common communication protocols used in temperature transmitters include 4-20mA analog output, HART (Highway Addressable Remote Transducer), Modbus, Foundation Fieldbus, or Profibus.

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