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This post was last edited by sky999 on 2020-9-12 19:34

The default resistor for MAX31865 is 400R. The conversion is as shown in the table below. However, there is no 400R resistor, so a 430 resistor is used. How can I adjust it?

My room temperature is around 30 degrees, and the measured value is 421Ah

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The change of RTD resistance with temperature is not linear, so a scale is needed.  Details Published on 2020-9-13 09:09
 
 

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Use ADC CODE to calculate the resistance of the RTD according to this formula, and then calculate the temperature

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I calculated RTD≈111, and looked up the table to get about 30 degrees, which is correct. My room temperature should be around 30 degrees, but how can I use the formula to calculate the actual temperature? It seems that there is no such formula.  Details Published on 2020-9-12 22:26
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The output remains unchanged, indicating that there must be something wrong with the original poster's programming or circuit. The reference resistor can have a wide range of values, from 350 ohms to 10k, and there is a conversion formula.

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littleshrimp posted on 2020-9-12 20:52 Use ADC CODE to calculate the resistance of the RTD according to this formula, and then calculate the temperature

I calculated RTD≈111, and looked up the table to get about 30 degrees, which is correct. My room temperature should be around 30 degrees, but how can I use the formula to calculate the actual temperature? It seems that there is no such formula.

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See if this post helps you https://m.eeworld.com.cn/bbs_thread-553748-1-1.html  Details Published on 2020-9-12 22:53
 
 
 

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sky999 posted on 2020-9-12 22:26 Calculate RTD≈111, and look up the table to get about 30 degrees, which is correct. My room temperature should be around 30 degrees, but how can I use the formula to calculate the actual temperature? ...

See if this post helps you https://m.eeworld.com.cn/bbs_thread-553748-1-1.html

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His table lookup is useless and wastes memory. I have already figured out the formula. Thank you very much.  Details Published on 2020-9-12 22:56
 
 
 

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littleshrimp posted on 2020-9-12 22:53 See if this post helps you https://m.eeworld.com.cn/bbs_thread-553748-1-1.html

His table lookup is useless and wastes memory. I have already figured out the formula. Thank you very much.

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The change of RTD resistance with temperature is not linear, so a scale is needed.  Details Published on 2020-9-13 09:09
 
 
 

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sky999 posted on 2020-9-12 22:56 His table lookup is useless and wastes memory. I have already thought of the formula. Thank you very much

The change of RTD resistance with temperature is not linear, so a scale is needed.

 
 
 

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