Definitions for "Temperature compensation"
the phenomenon exhibited by biological clocks that results in them not responding to different ambient temperatures in a way that would be expected according to normal physiological Q 10 principles. In simple terms Biological Clocks are not effected by different temperatures, whereas other physiological systems are.
A circuit that adjusts the charge controller activation points depending on battery temperature. This feature is recommended if the battery temperature is expected to vary more than +-5 C from ambient temperature. The temperature coefficient for lead acid batteries is typically -3 to -5 millivolts/C per cell.
An allowance made in charge voltages of charge controllers and battery chargers for battery temperature. Feature recommended when battery temperatures are expected to exceed ±5ºC from ambient.
The utilisation of supplementary devices, materials, or components within the bridge to minimise sources of error caused by changing temperature.
The utilization of supplementary devices, materials, or components within the bridge to minimize sources of error caused by changing temperature.
Correction for the influence of temperature on a measurement.
essential density and viscosity correction when accurate mass flow measurement is required with an inferential flow meter.
A correction for solution temperature to equal a conductivity value which would be measured at 25°C. Usually done electronically within an instrument, using an external detector to measure solution temperature.
A technique used to stabilise the frequency of a crystal oscillator over a specified temperature range. The temperature range and the limits of frequency change are specified.
method of reducing the effect of a change in temperature on a pressure measuring instrument.