Re: Thermocouple connection question
From: CBarn24050 (cbarn24050_at_aol.com)
Date: 09/14/04
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Date: 14 Sep 2004 09:05:35 GMT
>> -- my question is can I make one ?. I have a Fluke thermocouple, type
>> "K", and this has two flat pins, one wider (-ve) than the other. Can
>> I just connect this to a meter,
>
you can but the tc wires don't solder.
>> I guess
>> the cold junctions are inside the small yellow plug where the
>> thermocouple wires are welded to the metal pins.
the pins of the plug are made of the same alloy so there is no cold juction, a
juction occurs when the metals change usually atthe socket in the meter. If you
use "ordinary" metal for you adapter pins then you will create a cold juction
at that point and some more in the socket itself. This is not a problem as long
as all the juctions are at the same temperature.
>
>> Alternatively does anyone know what is inside the 80AK adaptor.
Some tc adapters have all the signal conditioning circiutry inside them so they
can be used with a standard meter, I dont know if that applies to the 80ak.
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