These thermocouples are very linear in the range of 149°C to 427°C. Type E thermocouples have a potential range of –270°C to 1,000°C, and have the highest output versus temperature change of any ...

In the video I don’t really talk much about the thermocouples themselves other than the type I see most of the time which is type K. If you’re not already familiar with the construction of ...

The result is a very tidy four-channel thermocouple frontend, feeding the data into the host computer via USB. Each of the four channels can either be a K-type input or a NTC thermistor input ...

and E. Type C/D thermocouples are made from Tungsten-rhenium alloys, which mean they can measure temperatures up to 2300°C.