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63 / 90 page ![]() LTM2985 63 Rev. 0 For more information www.analog.com Figure 37. 4-Wire RTD with Protection Resistors 2985 F37 CH2 CH1 CH3 CH5 CH4 RP1 RP2 ILEAK = EXTERNAL TERMINAL CAN BE EXPOSED TO FAULT VOLTAGE. RP4 RP3 ILEAK 3 4 2 1 RSENSE EXCITATION CURRENT FLOW 2985 F38 CH2 CH1 CH3 CH4 RP1 RP2 = EXTERNAL TERMINAL CAN BE EXPOSED TO FAULT VOLTAGE. RP3 2 3 1 RSENSE EXCITATION CURRENT FLOW I2 I1 Figure 38. 3-Wire RTD with Protection Resistors 3-Wire RTDs 3-wireRTDsaremoredifficulttoprotectthan4-wireRTDs. Normally, protection resistors are tied to each of the 3 RTD terminals (see Figure 38). The LTM2985 provides two matched excitation currents, I1 and I2. These currents flow from CH3 and CH4 through RP2 and RP3 into the RTD. The resulting voltage is measured between CH3 and CH4. Assuming RP2 = RP3 and I1 = I2, the errors result- ing from the protection resistors are cancelled. While the LTM2985 provides matched current source excitation, external protection resistors may be difficult to match. Every 1Ω mismatch in RP2 and RP3 translates to a 1Ω error in the RTD measurement. The LTM2985 offers a 3-wire RTD Kelvin current source modeinordertoremoveerrorsduetomismatchedprotec- tion resistors. This feature is enabled by setting the global 3-wire RTD Kelvin current excitation mode bit (G4 = 1, see Table 67) prior to initiating a conversion start. This mode uses the adjacent channels (in this example CH5 and CH6) for the current source excitation and performs the mea- surement on CH3 and CH4 (see Figure 39). Two additional resistors are placed between the RTD and the channels tied to the excitation current sources, but the protection resistor matching constraint is removed for all resistors. The excitation current no longer flows through RP2 or RP3, removing the voltage drop across them. Figure 40 shows the channel assignment convention for this mode. Figure 39. 3-Wire RTD Kelvin Current Mode (G4 = 1) Figure 40. 3-Wire RTD Kelvin Current Mode Channel Assignment Convention (G4 = 1) 2985 F39 CH2 CH1 CH3 CH4 RP1 RP2 = EXTERNAL TERMINAL CAN BE EXPOSED TO FAULT VOLTAGE. RP3 CH5 RP4 CH6 RP5 2 3 1 RSENSE EXCITATION CURRENT FLOW I2 I1 ILEAK ILEAK 2985 F40 2 3 1 EXCITATION CURRENT FLOW CHRSENSE CHRTD–1 CHRTD+1 CHRTD CHRTD+2 = CHRTD (2 ≤ RTD ≤ 8) GLOBAL REGISTER G4 = 1 CHANNEL ASSIGNMENT APPLICATIONS INFORMATION |
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