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dopax007

Junior Member

Calibration of analog temperature sensors ?

mardi 28 juin 2011, 22:21

Greetings to all :

I want to know what method uses aquaero 5 with respect to the CALIBRATION of analog temperature sensors with respect to the real temperature . ¿ How do I have to calibrate it ? ¿ what is the most suitable software to monitor such real reference, to make that the most accurate calibration possible?.


Thanks to all

sebastian

Administrator

mercredi 29 juin 2011, 09:19

you can enter for each sensor a offset value.

dopax007

Junior Member

mercredi 29 juin 2011, 11:40

Greetings and many thanks , Sebastian :
Let's see if i have understood correctly ; ¿ something as well as an estimate of
value with regard to the best reference real possible? , Because if so, I repeat
my question ¿ with what software i consulting monitor such reference , the closest to the
real temperature possible?
Thanks, and forgive the, more than likely, my very bad English

Shoggy

Sven - Admin

mercredi 29 juin 2011, 12:27

The aquaero has an offset option which allows you to change the temperature by max. +/- 6°C.

For example you read out 20°C but the real temperature is 21,5°C, than you would add 1,5°C with the offset function. The offset function is a separate part inside the device so in all overview screens or in the software etc. you will only see the real temperature (21,5°C).

dopax007

Junior Member

mercredi 29 juin 2011, 16:52

Many thanks Shoggy :

I imagined that it would be something like that ; a correction to the estimated value, by the impossibility of placing the probes in the best possible place , with regard to the real value .
For example, in CPU , if i can't put the probe in the best possible site ( below the die by example ) the value that will mark the probe, normally , will be below the real value .
Then , I must try to monitor with Everest , coretemp , Motherboard Monitor , etc....( ¿ what would be better for this task ? ) and try to get as much as possible to the real temperature in order to make that correction estimate ...............¿ what I've understood correctly ?

Greetings

Shoggy

Sven - Admin

jeudi 30 juin 2011, 13:29

Yes, correct.

dopax007

Junior Member

jeudi 30 juin 2011, 15:40

many thanks Shoggy

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