Article | REF: R2710 V1

Pyrometric rods

Author: Thierry VIGNERON

Publication date: September 10, 2002

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3. Properties

3.1 Response time

  • Definition

    The thermal response time of a temperature sensor is the time taken for the sensor to respond to an instantaneous temperature variation (step) in its environment with a variation corresponding to a percentage of the step.

In practice, we know the response time of a sensor in one medium: air or water: we can only determine its response time in the medium of use if we know the laws of similarity. Let

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