K Type Thermocouple Sensor

A Type K thermocouple refers to any temperature sensor containing Chromed and Alumel conductors, that meets the output requirements as stated in ANSI/ASTM E230 or IEC 60584 for Type K thermocouples. This may be an immersion sensor, a surface sensor, a wire, or another style of sensor or cable.

Whereas a J Type Thermocouple is made up of iron and constantan, K type Thermocouples are composed of a nickel/chromium alloy (chrome) and a nickel/aluminum alloy (alumni) which gives them much better protection against oxidation and acidity than the iron limbs of the Type J

Type K consists of two metal alloys Chromel (90% Nickel, 10% Chromium) and also Alumel (95% Nickel, 2% Manganese, 2% Aluminium, and 1% Silicon). Due to the thermocouple having a Nickel base; this means that it has good corrosive resistance-meaning that it can be widely used in many applications and situations.

1.  Tolerance: ± 1.5
2. Operating temperature: up to 2000°C
3. Operating Voltage(VDC): 3 to 5.5
4. Internal integrated cold junction compensation circuit;
5. With a simple three-serial SPI interface;
6. Temperature signal can be converted into 12-bit digital
7. Embedded thermocouple break detection circuitry.
8. High-impedance differential inputs

Package includes: 1 x K-type Thermocouple