Question 2: sensor Char, medaling (17 pts) Q2: Experimental data’s for relative temperature sensors Table 1...

Question 2: sensor Char, medaling (17 pts)

Q2: Experimental data’s for relative temperature sensors

Table 1	T(C )	30	40		50	60	70
	R( ohm)	111.4658		115.6045	119.1927	123.3417	127.3224

Table 2	T(C )	30	40		50	60	70
	Time	0		60 sec	120 sec	180	240
	R( ohm)	111.4658		115.6045	119.1927	123.3417	127.3224

a) Compute the sensor sensitivity using the data off the table 1?

b) Study the sensor linearity based on the data of the table 1?

c) Discuss the sensor precision based on the data of table 2?

d) Use the data of table 2 to explain the different between random and systematic errors?

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