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Teyleten Robot MAX31865 PT100 to PT1000 RTD-to-Digital Converter Board Temperature Thermocouple Sensor Amplifier Module 3.3V/5V for Arduino 3pcs

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1. Support 100Ω to 1kΩ (0°C) platinum resistance RTD (PT100 to PT1000); (The Module resistor uses 430R) 2. Compatible with 2-wire, 3-wire and 4-wire sensor connections; 3. SPI compatible interface; 4.15-bit ADC resolution with a nominal temperature resolution of 0.03125 °C (variable with RTD nonlinearity); 5. The total accuracy is maintained at 0.5 ° C (0.05% of full scale) under the entire working conditions; 6 fully differential VREF input; 7. Conversion time: 21ms (maximum); 8. Integrated fault detection to increase system stability: (RTD open circuit, RTD short circuit to voltage outside the range or short circuit of RTD components).


Andrew
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2024
Boards are not rated for 5v even though they have 3-5v written all over them. Voltage regulator gets smoldering hot at 5v and then the chip is dead. Fried the first 2 by connect VIN to 5v and 0v to GND. Third one I tried at 3.3V and while it didn't get burning hot it also still didn't work. Chinese clone of an actual adafruit chip that doesn't work.
Bryan Boettcher
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2024
To use with the reference code for the Adafruit Arduino library and a 3-wire RTD, you need to cut the jumper trace on the "24 3" pads. The default configuration is for 2/4 wire RTD's, and this will cause the sensor to read off by a few hundred degrees. Cutting the trace and putting a solder blob over the center and 3 pads corrects it if you're using a 3-wire RTD.There is an additional solder pad to jumper underneath the negative side, "labelled 2/3 wire".In summary:4 wire RTD: no soldering3 wire RTD: jumper the 2/3 wire pad below the negative terminals, cut the trace on the "2/4 3" pads above the reference resistor, and jumper between center and "3".2 wire RTD: jumper the 2/3 wire pad below the negative, jumper the 2 wire pad below the positive, leave the "2/4 3" pads alone.
Nick
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2024
Doesn't seem to work right with 3 wire RTD