Precision Measurement Engineering, Inc.
Precision Measurement Engineering, Inc.
The 5127 Fast Conductivity Temperature sensor consists of a Fast Temperature sensor (5316) and a Fast Conductivity sensor (5346) potted together into one stainless steel tube. The mechanical drawing shows that the sensor is designed to be mounted on the SCAMP and is bent such that it can be closely aligned with other sensors. The image below shows a picture of this sensor.
| The Fast CT sensor is a combination of
the sensors used in the Fast Temperature sensor (1) and Fast Conductivity sensor (2). The position of the Fast
Conductivity sensor's electrodes is adjusted to be slightly ahead of the Fast Temperature
sensor and 1 mm away. Please refer to the sections above for descriptions of these two
sensors and wiring diagrams. The Fast
CT sensor is supplied when accurate alignment of the Fast Conductivity and Fast
Temperature sensors is required or when many sensors are mounted on the SCAMP. |
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Head, M. J., The Use of Miniature Four-Electrode Conductivity Probes for High Resolution Measurement of Turbulent Density or Temperature Variations in Salt-Stratified Water Flows, Ph.D. Thesis, University of California, San Diego, 1983.
