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If a J-type thermocouple is used in a standard two-junction thermocouple configuration with a 100°C reference temperature, what measurement temperature would correspond to a measured voltage of 30 mV? Given Vr/100 = 30mV Hint: Solve the above polynomial eq. for V100/0 using MATLAB, Mathematics, Maple, or other mathematic software. After you get 100/0, use Law of Intermediate Metals Eq VT/0-VI/100+V100/0 and eq.: I=c++++++ 7/0 7/0

If a J-type thermocouple is used in a standard two-junction thermocouple configuration with a 100°C reference temperature, what measurement temperature would correspond to a measured voltage of 30 mV? Given Vr/100 = 30mV Hint: Solve the above polynomial eq. for V100/0 using MATLAB, Mathematics, Maple, or other mathematic software. After you get 100/0, use Law of Intermediate Metals Eq VT/0-VI/100+V100/0 and eq.: I=c++++++ 7/0 7/0

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If a J-type thermocouple is used in a standard two-junction thermocouple configuration with a 100°C reference temperature, what measurement temperature would correspond to a measured voltage of 30 mV? Given Vr/100 = 30mV Hint: Solve the above polynomial eq. for V100/0 using MATLAB, Mathematics, Maple, or other mathematic software. After you get 100/0, use Law of Intermediate Metals Eq VT/0-VI/100+V100/0 and eq.: I=c++++++ 7/0 7/0
Transcribed Image Text:If a J-type thermocouple is used in a standard two-junction thermocouple configuration with a 100°C reference temperature, what measurement temperature would correspond to a measured voltage of 30 mV? Given Vr/100 = 30mV Hint: Solve the above polynomial eq. for V100/0 using MATLAB, Mathematics, Maple, or other mathematic software. After you get 100/0, use Law of Intermediate Metals Eq VT/0-VI/100+V100/0 and eq.: I=c++++++ 7/0 7/0
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