Lake Shore ☎ (614) 891-2244 Fax: (614) 818-1600 www.lakeshore.com EMail: sales@lakeshore.com
Platinum RTDs
PT-100 Platinum RTDs 1-29
(1) If not heated above 475 K
(2) The leads are moderately robust, but care should be taken when handling.
Specifications
PT-102 PT-103 PT-111
Temperature
Useful range
Minimum 14 K 14 K 14 K
Maximum 873 K 873 K 673 K
Maximum storage temperature 500 K 500 K 400 K
Standard curve DIN 43760 DIN 43760 DIN 43760
Resistivity (typical) See plots on previous page See plots on previous page See plots on previous page
Sensitivity (typical) See plots on previous page See plots on previous page See plots on previous page
Dimensionless sensitivity (typical) See plots on previous page See plots on previous page See plots on previous page
Repeatability ±10 mK (77 K to 305 K) ±10 mK (77 K to 305 K) ±10 mK (77 K to 305 K)
Accuracy (interchangeability) See figure on previous page See figure on previous page See figure on previous page
Accuracy (SoftCal)
2-point (77, 305) ±250 mK (70 K to 325 K) ±250 mK (70 K to 325 K) ±250 mK (70 K to 325 K)
3-point (77, 305, 480) ±250 mK (70 K to 480 K) ±250 mK (70 K to 480 K) ±250 mK (70 K to 480 K)
Accuracy (calibrated) ±20 mK at 100 K; ±35 mK at 300 K ±20 mK at 100 K; ±35 mK at 300 K ±20 mK at 100 K; ±35 mK at 300 K
Stability
Short-term ±10 mK (77 K to 305 K) ±10 mK (77 K to 305 K) ±10 mK (77 K to 305 K)
Long-term (per year)(1) ±10 mK at 77 K ±10 mK at 77 K ±10 mK at 77 K
±10 mK at 30 K to 273 K ±10 mK (30 K to 273 K) ±10 mK (30 K to 273 K)
Thermal response time 1.75 S at 77 K; 12.5 S at 273 K 1.75 S at 77 K; 12.5 S at 273 K 2.5 S at 77 K; 20 S at 273 K
Recommended recalibration schedule Annual Annual Annual
Excitation
Recommended 1 mA 1 mA 1 mA
Maximum power before damage 5 mW, 3 mA or 1 V, whichever is less (all models)
Dissipation at rated excitation 100 µW at 273 K 100 µW at 273 K 100 µW at 273 K
Units range (ohms) 0 Ω to 300 Ω0 Ω to 300 Ω0 Ω to 300 Ω
Lead wire configuration (polarity) Platinum, no polarity Platinum, no polarity Platinum, no polarity
Physical Specifications
Materials in the sensor/construction High stability of the PT-100 PRTs is achieved through production techniques that provide nearly strain-free, securely mounted
elements rigidly encapsulated in ceramic or glass. All devices are carefully annealed after assembly (all models).
Size in millimeters 2 mm diameter x 20.3 mm long 1.6 mm diameter x 12 mm long 1.8 mm diameter x 5 mm long
Mass 250 milligrams 120 milligrams 52 milligrams
Leads
Size 0.25 mm diameter x 15 mm long 0.25 mm diameter x 15 mm long 0.25 mm x diameter 10 mm long
Number Two (2) Two (2) Two (2)
Material Platinum Platinum Platinum/Nickel Alloy
Insulation None None None
Internal atmosphere Solid Solid Solid
Environmental
Radiation effects Recommended for use in radiation environments (all models). See Reference Section.
Magnetic fields Because of their relatively low magnetic field dependence above 30 K, platinum sensors are useful as control elements in
magnetic field applications when some error can be tolerated (all models).
Vacuum vs. liquid differences Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable
ESD sensitivity None None None
Noise sensitivity None None None
What is SoftCal?
SoftCal is a 2-point or 3-point
calibration which offers improved
accuracy without the cost of a full
calibration. SoftCal is available for
silicon diodes and platinum sensors.
For detailed information on SoftCal,
CalCurve and Curve 10, see the
Reference Section.
Using a 2-point SoftCal with fixed
temperature points taken at 77 K and
305 K, Lake Shore can generate a
temperature table for a platinum
sensor which is accurate to ±250 mK
from 70 K to 325 K. Using a 3-point
SoftCal with fixed temperature
points taken at 77 K, 305 K, and
480 K, Lake Shore can generate a
temperature table for a platinum
sensor which is accurate to ±250 mK
from 70 K to 480 K.
For information
on Packages for
Sensor Installation,
see pages
1-40 to 1-42.
Adding lead length
to sensors - see
page 1-43.