30mm PT100 Temperature Sensor 3 x 30mm RTD in Stainless Steel Core Platinum WZP with 100cm Cable

Description

What is the PT100 Temperature Sensor? A 30mm PT100 temperature sensor is a RTD (Resistive Temperature Detector) with a stainless steel core and platinum WZP, used for precise temperature measurement. It comes with a 100cm cable. Sensor Specifications: 30mm PT100 Material: Stainless steel core, platinum WZP Cable Length: 100cm What is it used for? The PT100 temperature sensor is ideal for applications requiring accurate temperature measurements, such as temperature control in 3D printers and CNC systems. You can use it to design an integrated temperature control system with Arduino or other microcontrollers. Tutorial: How to Use 30mm PT100 RTD Sensor This sensor is accurate for monitoring temperature in applications like 3D printers and climate control systems. This tutorial will guide you through the installation and connection process. What do you need? Arduino RTD Network of PT100 resistors Connection cable Steps: Connect the PT100 sensor to the RTD circuit with the appropriate cable. Install an RTD reading module on Arduino (e.g., MAX31865). Set the Arduino pin to analog or digital mode, depending on the module used. Verify the correct connection of the wires between the sensor and the Arduino. Write the Arduino sketch to read data from the sensor. Compile and upload the program to your Arduino. Open the Arduino IDE Serial Monitor to view temperature values. Verify that the values are consistent with the ambient temperature. Example Code: // Basic Arduino Sketch #include // Define pin connections #define CS_PIN 7 // Chip select pin #define SO_PIN 8 // Data output pin #define SCK_PIN 9 // Clock pin // Initialize the MAX31865 module MAX31865 thermocouple(CS_PIN, SO_PIN, SCK_PIN); void setup() { Serial.begin(9600); } void loop() { float temperature = thermocouple.readTempC(); Serial.print(