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Appendix f: rtd module – B&B Electronics ZZ24D-NA(NB,NC,ND)-SR - Manual User Manual

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Appendix F: RTD Module

Manual Documentation Number: pn7515_Zlinx IO0712m

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RTD Module ZZ-4RTD1

Number of RTD: 4

Modbus mode: Resolution – 16 bits

Peer-to-Peer mode: Resolution – 12 bits

Wire Configuration: 2, 3, and 4 wire

Type: Pt100, optimized for temperature coefficient of 385

Pt1000, optimized for temperature coefficient of 385
Cu10, optimized for temperature coefficient of 427

Input connection: 3.5 mm removable terminal block (4 per output)

RTD Module

Temperature range:

Pt100 = -200 to 650ºC
Pt1000 = -200 to 100ºC
Cu 10 = -100 to 260ºC

Resolution: 16 Bit resolution for Modbus mode

12 Bit resolution for Peer-to-Peer mode

RTD Calculations

Converting 0 to 65535 discrete voltage levels to degrees ºC in Modbus mode:

1. A Pt100 RTD has a temperature range of -200ºC to +650ºC which equals a range of 850 degrees.

2. A resolution of 65535 / 850 degrees equals 77.1 steps per 1 degree ºC.

3. To convert a reading of 15420 to degrees (ºC) perform the following calculation:

 15420 (reading) / 77.1 (steps) = 200 (degrees)

 200 degree reading with a -200 to 650 range equals 0ºC

Another way to look at it:

D = # of degrees across the entire RTD module range

 -200 to 650 = 850 for PT100

 D = 850

N = # of steps per degree - 65535/D = N

 65535/850 = 77.1

 N = 77.1

Current reading/N = D

15420/77.1 = 200 degrees

200 degrees is applied across the completer RTD module range. To calculate the true temperature start at the lowest reading
and scale up 200 degrees.

-200 + 200 degrees = 0ºC