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TC-2095 Terminal Block Calibration Procedure

b.

Connect a test connector adapter to terminal A3 on the 96-pin
female DIN connector on the rear of the terminal block. Attach
the other end of this wire to the positive input terminal of the
calibrated DMM.

c.

Connect the negative input terminal of the calibrated DMM to the
negative terminal of the +5 VDC power supply.

3.

Place the terminal block in a temperature-controlled environment
where the temperature is between 15 and 35

°

C.

4.

When the terminal block temperature reaches equilibrium with its
surroundings, measure the temperature sensor output

V

meas

using a

calibrated DMM.

5.

Measure the actual temperature

T

act

in the temperature-controlled

environment using a thermometer calibrated to within 0.1

°

C accuracy.

Position the thermometer as near as possible to the CJC sensor.

6.

Convert

V

meas

(in volts) to measured temperature

T

meas

by performing

the following calculations:

a.

Calculate

b.

Calculate

c.

Calculate

where

T

meas

is in degrees Celsius

a

= 1.295361

×

10

–3

b

= 2.343159

×

10

–4

c

= 1.018703

×

10

–7

x

2.5

V

meas

5,000

---------------------------

=

y

V

meas

x

-------------

ln

=

T

meas

1

a

y b

cy

2

+

(

)

+

----------------------------------

273.15

=

Summary of Contents for TC-2095

Page 1: ...error For TC 2095 terminal blocks calibration is simply verifying the measurement accuracy of the components on the terminal block Because these components are not user adjustable calibration consists of verification only without correcting for any error Verification is measuring the performance of a device and comparing the results to the factory specifications of the device Why Should You Verify...

Page 2: ...ivalent connector If these instruments are not available use the accuracy requirements listed above to select a substitute calibration standard Software and Documentation You can find all the necessary information to verify the performance of the TC 2095 in this verification procedure No other software or documentation is required If you would like more information on the TC 2095 refer to the BNC ...

Page 3: ...ly upright and view it from the rear The terminals on the 96 pin DIN connector are designated as follows Column A is on the bottom Column B is in the middle and Column C is on the top Row 1 is on the right and Row 32 is on the left Figure 1 illustrates the connector pin assignments Individual pins are identified by their column and row For example A3 denotes the terminal located in Column A and Ro...

Page 4: ...or adapter to terminal A2 on the 96 pin female DIN connector on the rear of the terminal block Attach the other end of this wire to the negative terminal of the 5 VDC power supply 2 Connect a calibrated DMM to the temperature sensor output of the terminal block a Refer to Figure 2 to locate jumper W1 and verify that MTEMP is jumpered on the terminal block Figure 2 TC 2095 Terminal Block Parts Loca...

Page 5: ...nt where the temperature is between 15 and 35 C 4 When the terminal block temperature reaches equilibrium with its surroundings measure the temperature sensor output Vmeas using a calibrated DMM 5 Measure the actual temperature Tact in the temperature controlled environment using a thermometer calibrated to within 0 1 C accuracy Position the thermometer as near as possible to the CJC sensor 6 Conv...

Page 6: ...as 0 5 C the terminal block temperature sensor is nonfunctional Return the terminal block to NI for repair or replacement If Tact Tmeas 0 5 C the terminal block temperature sensor is nonfunctional Return jumper W1 to its original position Return the terminal block to NI for repair or replacement You have completed verifying the performance of the temperature sensor on the TC 2095 terminal block ...

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