In the lab, you have setup a thermocouple and have used a thermistor along with an ice bath and water at various temperatures (confirmed with the thermistor) up to 100 degrees Celsius for calibration. The calibration data is shown in the table below and the full-scale output range is 0-5 mV. You note that there is scatter in your data; however, you must use a linear curve fit to efficiently process the measurements during an automated temperature measurement process. mV The slope of your linear calibration curve for the thermocouple is 0.0334 m with an offset of -0.07 mV. What is the maximum expected linearity error as a percentage of the full-scale output? %

In the lab, you have setup a thermocouple and have used a thermistor along with an ice bath and water at various temperatures (confirmed with the thermistor) up to 100 degrees Celsius for calibration. The calibration data is shown in the table below and the full-scale output range is 0-5 mV. You note that there is scatter in your data; however, you must use a linear curve fit to efficiently process the measurements during an automated temperature measurement process. mV The slope of your linear calibration curve for the thermocouple is 0.0334 m with an offset of -0.07 mV. What is the maximum expected linearity error as a percentage of the full-scale output? %

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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