Field Pocket Guide

RTD Tables

Platinum RTDs to IEC 60751, the 0.00385 curve. Resistance against temperature by the Callendar-Van Dusen equation, so the table is generated, not looked up and rounded. Convert a single reading either way, or build a table at any interval.

Guided setup

Tell me the sensor, the direction, and your reading. The wizard runs the exact same IEC 60751 math as the form, and it can build a resistance table over any range.

The wizard only asks questions and runs the calculator. Every number comes from the deterministic engine, not the AI.

Sensor

Convert

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Reference table

°CΩ°CΩ
-5080.306180168.478
-4084.271190172.173
-3088.222200175.856
-2092.160210179.528
-1096.086220183.188
0100.000230186.836
10103.903240190.473
20107.793250194.098
30111.673260197.712
40115.541270201.314
50119.397280204.905
60123.242290208.484
70127.075300212.051
80130.897310215.608
90134.707320219.152
100138.505330222.685
110142.293340226.206
120146.068350229.716
130149.832360233.214
140153.584370236.701
150157.325380240.176
160161.054390243.640
170164.772400247.092

Valid −200 to 850 °C (IEC 60751). Below 0 °C the equation adds the C·(t−100)·t³ term.

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