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Steinhart-Hart Example Coefficients by Curve

Example four-term Steinhart-Hart coefficients for six North Star Sensors resistance-versus-temperature curves.

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The four-term equation is:

1/T = A + B[ln(R)] + C[ln(R)]² + D[ln(R)]³

T is temperature in kelvin (273.15 + °C). R is resistance in ohms (Ω). A, B, C, and D depend on the curve, temperature range, and resistance at 25 °C.

Example coefficients from 0 °C to 70 °C

Four-term Steinhart-Hart example coefficients from 0 °C to 70 °C
Curve and nominal resistance at 25 °C A B C D
Curve 44, 10,000 Ω1.18090254918130E−032.16884014794388E−041.90058756197216E−061.83161892641824E−08
Curve 35, 100 Ω1.95525276683993E−032.90075997498480E−042.17525522506513E−061.71837195435572E−07
Curve 38, 1,000 Ω1.43291542079688E−032.72319937659526E−04−4.58846025754717E−071.87721342921284E−07
Curve 40, 10,000 Ω1.02192985237609E−032.41453242427025E−04−2.47620754758454E−071.65394923419592E−07
Curve 43, 30,000 Ω9.42164711576043E−042.18768747818204E−042.55333661814544E−071.18147224923565E−07
Curve 47, 100,000 Ω8.24227928718280E−042.09591365025075E−04−7.13450294918816E−088.27225454547728E−08

For an interactive implementation, use the Steinhart-Hart Calculator.