QUESTION 2 'а)Besides temperature measurement that is based on thermal expansion, there are alsothermal sensors that are based on other factors.i.Describe on how the RTD and thermistor measure the temperature and differencebetween them.ii.Given the temperature for RTD in Figure 1 is 155°C, coefficient of resistance forRTD, a is 0.0035°C'' and resistance for the RTD is 352 at 0°C. The bridge isoperated in a balanced condition. Find the value of R1, if R2= R3.R3R2GRTDRRTDRiE,Figure 1 Wheatstone Bridge

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ii. Given the temperature for RTD in Figure 1 is 155°C, coefficient of resistance for RTD, a is 0.0035°C'' and resistance for the RTD is 352 at 0°C. The bridge is operated in a balanced condition. Find the value of R1, if R2= R3.

ii. Given the temperature for RTD in Figure 1 is 155°C, coefficient of resistance for RTD, a is 0.0035°C'' and resistance for the RTD is 352 at 0°C. The bridge is operated in a balanced condition. Find the value of R1, if R2= R3.

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