Simple Thermocouple Measurement Solution Reference Design, <1°C Accurate

(ACTIVE) TIPD109

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Description

This thermocouple measurement verified design provides a very simple and accurate method way to implement thermocouple measurement. This design outlines the necessary anti-aliasing filters and biasing resistors to provide sensor diagnostics. This example also provides a novel way of accomplishing cold junction compensation for the system using the onboard temperature sensor on the ADS1118. For thermocouple linearization, the design also provides a very simple algorithm for linear that can be implemented on most microcontrollers.

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Features
  • Measures K-type theromcouple temperature
  • Accuracy <1 °C
  • Precision/Repeatability 0.2°C
  • Includes cold junction compensation
  • Includes software algorithm
  • Uses ADS1118 16-bit ADC with PGA
     

      This Verified Design Includes:

    • Theory
    • Component Selection
    • TINA-TI Simulation
    • Schematics and PCB Layout
    • Verification and Measured Performance
    • Modification Options


    

TI Devices (1)

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Part Number Name Product Family
ADS1118  16-Bit ADC with Integrated MUX, PGA, Temperature Sensor, Oscillator, and Reference  Analog to Digital Converter 


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User Guides (1)
Title Abstract Type Size (KB) Date Views TI Recommends
PDF 910 19 Sep 2013 1,126
More Literature (2)
Title Abstract Type Size (KB) Date Views
PDF 65 20 Sep 2013 8
PDF 54 20 Sep 2013 18
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Development Tools (1)

Name Part Number Tool Type
SPICE-Based Analog Simulation Program  TINA-TI  Circuit Design & Simulation 

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