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Table Of Contents
- XTR108EVM-USB Evaluation Board and Software Tutorial
- 1 Overview
- 2 Hardware Overview
- 3 Hardware Setup
- 3.1 Electrostatic Discharge Warning
- 3.2 Connecting the Hardware
- 3.3 Connecting Power and USB to the USB DAQ Platform
- 3.4 Connecting Loop Power Supply to the XTR108EVM-USB Interface Board
- 3.5 Connecting Outputs to a Digital Multimeter (DMM)
- 3.6 USB DAQ Platform Default Jumper Settings
- 3.7 XTR108EVM-USB Interface Board Default Jumper Settings
- 3.8 XTR108EVM-USB Sensor Board Default Jumper Settings
- 4 Software Setup
- 5 Software Overview
- 6 General Operating Tips
- 7 Hardware Documentation
- 8 Appendix
- Important Notices

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Appendix
8.1.4 Linearity Correction
Figure 41 illustrates how the XTR108 linearity correction works. The RTD has a response that is
approximately quadratic (gray line). The positive feedback of the input signal through the linearity DAC I
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generates a response that is also approximately quadratic (black line). The two responses counteract
each other to generate a linear output (red line).
Figure 41. Linearity Correction Method
Figure 42 shows the uncorrected and corrected nonlinearity for a typical RTD. Normally a 40:1
improvement is achieved using this method.
Figure 42. Linearity Improvement
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