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When does a pH probe need temperature compensation? 1

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lapsd

lapsd

Electrical
Mar 15, 2004
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Hi

Why do I need to do temperature compensation in a pH probe? Can I have a pH loop without temperature compensation?

Thanks!

Lapsd
 
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always, the compensation is usually built into the measurement.
 
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Why are you starting a new thread? thread698-97103

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Thanks IRstuff.
I was unable to find the first one. Sorry...
 
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