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7.3.2.1

Selecting the Characterization

The following commands can be used to select the probe characterization and
coefficients:

P=90<EOS> selects the ITS-90 characterization

P=68<EOS> selects the IPTS-68 characterization

P=R<EOS> or P=S<EOS> selects the standard Callendar-Van Dusen
characterization

R0=<value><EOS> sets R

0

or R(0.01C) depending on the selected charac-

terization

AL=<value><EOS> sets

α for the Callendar-Van Dusen or IPTS-68 char-

acterization

DE=<value><EOS> sets

δ for the Callendar-Van Dusen or IPTS-68 char-

acterization

BE=<value><EOS> sets

β for the Callendar-Van Dusen characterization

A4=<value><EOS> sets a

4

for the ITS-90 or IPTS-68 characterization

B4=<value><EOS> sets b

4

for the ITS-90 characterization

C4=<value><EOS> sets c

4

for the IPTS-68 characterization

An=<value><EOS> sets a

6

, a

7

, a

8

, a

9

, a

10

, or a

11

for the ITS-90 character-

ization. n is a number from 6 to 11.

Bn=<value><EOS> sets b

6

, b

7

, b

8

, or b

9

for the ITS-90 characterization. n

is a number from 6 to 9.

Cn=<value><EOS> sets c

6

, or c

7

for the ITS-90 characterization. n is 6 or

7.

D6=<value><EOS> sets d

6

for the ITS-90 characterization

SC=69<EOS> or SC=90<EOS> sets the temperature scale for the
IPTS-68 characterization

7.3.2.2

Testing the Characterization

The following command can be used to test the probe characterization:

CO=<value><EOS> returns a temperature calculated from resistance

The 1502A will respond with a temperature value computed from the given re-
sistance value. The temperature is given in the currently selected unit. As an ex-
ample, if the Callendar-Van Dusen characterization is selected with IEC-751
coefficients and the selected unit is Celsius, sending this command with a resis-
tance value of 138.5 will return a temperature value of 100.0°C.

7.3.3

Sample Commands

The following commands ralate to the measurement process.

1502A Thermometer Readout
User’s Guide

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