A thermocouple has a transfer function of V (mV) = -5.0 + 0.5 * T( °C) (a) If the range of the input is -20°C to 200 °C, determine the range of the output. (b) If the error of the thermocouple is 0.1%, determine the maximum absolute error (c) If the thermocouple is connected to a signal conditioning device that has an error of 0.5%, determine the overall error of the whole measuring system. (d) What is the sensitivity of the thermocouple?

A thermocouple has a transfer function of V (mV) = -5.0 + 0.5 * T( °C) (a) If the range of the input is -20°C to 200 °C, determine the range of the output. (b) If the error of the thermocouple is 0.1%, determine the maximum absolute error (c) If the thermocouple is connected to a signal conditioning device that has an error of 0.5%, determine the overall error of the whole measuring system. (d) What is the sensitivity of the thermocouple?

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