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Platinum-ceramic temperature sensors

The predominant application areas for platinum-ceramic temperature sensors include industrial probes for higher temperatures as well analytical engineering and laboratory technology.

Platinum-chip temperature sensors

Platinum-chip temperature sensors (PCA design type) belong to the category of thin-film technology temperature sensors. They are typically used in the following industries: heating engineering, air conditioning technology, ventilation technology, industrial technology, medical and laboratory engineering, white goods, mechanical engineering, and automobiles and commercial vehicles.

Platinum-chip temperature sensors

Platinum-chip temperature sensors of the PCSE design type are pre-finished measuring inserts. An equipped platinum SMD temperature sensor, which acquires the temperature as an active component, is located on an epoxy PCB.

Platinum-chip temperature sensors

Platinum-chip temperature sensors of the PCKL design type are especially suited for various probes in the heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning industry; the temperature sensor may also be openly positioned in the air flow with nothing surrounding it.

Platinum-chip temperature sensors

This cylindrical style incorporates a platinum-chip temperature sensor which is inserted into a ceramic sleeve that is open at one end. Accordingly, this style also belongs to the category of temperature sensors which are manufactured using thin-film technology.

Platinum-chip temperature sensors

Platinum-chip temperature sensors of the SMD design type are predominantly used for the automatic placement of electronic circuit boards in large-scale production. Due to their small size the SMD temperature sensors can be applied at a very high placement density.

Platinum-chip temperature sensors PCW-H-Pd

Platinum chip temperature sensors of the PCW design type belong to the category of temperature sensors that were made using thin-film technology. They are typically used in the following industries: heating engineering, air conditioning technology, ventilation technology, industrial technology, medical and laboratory engineering, white goods, mechanical engineering, and motor and commercial vehicles. The sensors are available as Pt100 and Pt1000.