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Figure 8   Bridge Circuit

TEMPERATURE DETECTION CIRCUITRY Temperature Detectors TEMPERATURE DETECTION CIRCUITRY The bridge circuit is used whenever extremely accurate resistance measurements are required (such as RTD measurements). EO 1.9 Given a simplified schematic diagram of a basic bridge circuit,     STATE the purpose of the following components: a. R1  and R2 b. Rx c. Adjustable resistor d. Sensitive ammeter EO 1.10 DESCRIBE  the  bridge  circuit  conditions  that  create  a balanced bridge. EO 1.11 Given    a    block    diagram    of    a    basic    temperature instrument  detection  and  control  system,  STATE  the purpose of the following blocks: a. RTD b. Bridge circuit c. DC-AC converter d. Amplifier e. Balancing motor/mechanical linkage EO 1.12 DESCRIBE the temperature instrument indication(s) for the following circuit faults: a. Short circuit b. Open circuit EO 1.13 EXPLAIN    the    three    methods    of    bridge    circuit compensation for changes in ambient temperature. Bridge Circuit Construction Figure 8 shows a basic bridge circuit which consists of three known resistances, R1, R2, and R3 (variable), an unknown variable resistor RX (RTD), a source of voltage, and a sensitive ammeter. IC-01 Page 10 Rev. 0

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