Matlab linearize a characteristic curve?
Hello.
The following characteristic curve of a sensor is to be linearized; this is the NTC resistor.
Which tool in Matlab can I use to linearize the characteristic curve by 50 degrees?
Thank you 🙂
Hello.
The following characteristic curve of a sensor is to be linearized; this is the NTC resistor.
Which tool in Matlab can I use to linearize the characteristic curve by 50 degrees?
Thank you 🙂
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What do you need a tool for? You just trace the above relationship to T.
Yeah, right. However, you only have the rise and still have to set up the well-known straight line equation.
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