Subject: Mechanical MeasurementsDo not copy online solutions. It's different value 1.A thermocouple (0-300°C) is used to measure temperature in a slow-moving gas. If youare asked to choose an A/D converter which has a range of 0-10V, (a) determine the minimumbit of the A/D converter, thus the minimum detectable temperature change of 0.1 °C, and(b)based on the A/D converter in (a), find the corresponding the binary code, and digital voltage ifthe gas temperature is 120 °C.

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A thermocouple (0-300°C) is used to measure temperature in a slow-moving gas. If you ed to choose an A/D converter which has a range of 0-10V, (a) determine the minimum he A/D converter, thus the minimum detectable temperature change of 0.1 °C, and(b) on the A/D converter in (a), find the corresponding the binary code, and digital voltage if s temperature is 120 °C.

A thermocouple (0-300°C) is used to measure temperature in a slow-moving gas. If you ed to choose an A/D converter which has a range of 0-10V, (a) determine the minimum he A/D converter, thus the minimum detectable temperature change of 0.1 °C, and(b) on the A/D converter in (a), find the corresponding the binary code, and digital voltage if s temperature is 120 °C.

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