Suppose the resistance is 1.47 Ω at a temperature of 20°C. Find the resistance at 0 degree Celsius.
RT=Rr[1+α(T−Tr) ]RT=R_r\begin{bmatrix} 1+\alpha(T-T_r)\ \end{bmatrix}RT=Rr[1+α(T−Tr) ]
Where RT=R_T=RT= Resistance of temperature T
Rr=R_r=Rr= Resistance of reference Temperature TrT_rTr
α=\alpha=α= Temperature coefficient of resistance at reference temperature TrT_rTr
RT=1.47[1+α(0−20)]R_T=1.47[1+\alpha(0-20)]RT=1.47[1+α(0−20)]
=1.47(1−20α)=1.47(1-20\alpha)=1.47(1−20α)
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