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back to [[Temperature Measurement |Temperature Measurement]] The criteria for the selection of a temperature sensor, suitable for the respective measuring tasks are intro

== Overview of the chapter on temperature measurement == *[[Contact temperature measurement]]

back to [[Moisture Measurement Methods|Moisture Measurement Methods]] ...s Taupunktspiegels.JPG|thumb|right|400px|'''Figure 1''' – Set up principle of a chilled mirror dew point meter [Weber 1995]]]-->

back to [[Air Humidity Measurement|Air Humidity Measurement]] [[Image:Schema Psychrometer.jpg|thumb|400px|'''Figure 1''': Diagram of a psychrometer, Fa. Jumo & CO.KG]]

back to [[Air Humidity Measurement|Air Humidity Measurement]] <br> ...on changes in the capacitance of a thin polymer film, to absorb or release of water molecules.

...ometers, they have the clear advantage of a higher upper limit temperature of up to several thousand degrees Celsius. However, their long-term stability ...lows that is dependent on the resistance in the circuit and the difference of contact stresses (called thermal voltage). ??????'''

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back to [[Temperature Measurement |Temperature Measurement]] In contrast to the non-contact temperature measurement (infrared (IR) thermometer) the sensor needs to be in contact with the obje

...f the environmental conditions to which the object is exposed. The effects of such measurements specifically with regard to salt-affected objects and pos == Definition of Preventive conservation ==