vinodquilon Member Dec 18, 2009 #1 We are doing one mini project in our college, for that we have to sense temperature-out of an induction heater (above 1500 degrees Fahrenheit). Kindly guide us to get suitable sensor type and give its price/data sheet details also. Hoping for a good solution........
We are doing one mini project in our college, for that we have to sense temperature-out of an induction heater (above 1500 degrees Fahrenheit). Kindly guide us to get suitable sensor type and give its price/data sheet details also. Hoping for a good solution........
J jimlovell777 New Member Dec 18, 2009 #2 Perhaps a thin-film sensor or a contactless iR solution might be the way to go.
S schmitt trigger Well-Known Member Most Helpful Member Dec 18, 2009 #3 Indeed, contactless IR solution is the way to go. For the price/data sheets you may google them.
K ke5frf New Member Dec 18, 2009 #6 Oh, you can make your own with chromel and alumel wire and a blowtorch. Easy fo sneezy.
Rajaneesh Member Dec 19, 2009 #7 ke5frf said: Oh, you can make your own with chromel and alumel wire and a blowtorch. Easy fo sneezy. Click to expand... Hey you are the real techie..... thumbs up....
ke5frf said: Oh, you can make your own with chromel and alumel wire and a blowtorch. Easy fo sneezy. Click to expand... Hey you are the real techie..... thumbs up....
Boncuk New Member Dec 19, 2009 #9 If you have an aircraft junk yard nearby you might salvage a turbine gas temperature indicator out of a T33. It is self contained and uses a thermocouple. (Measures up to 1,300deg/C (2.373deg/F))
If you have an aircraft junk yard nearby you might salvage a turbine gas temperature indicator out of a T33. It is self contained and uses a thermocouple. (Measures up to 1,300deg/C (2.373deg/F))