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 There are mainly three main types of temperature sensors:
 
--   [Thermocouples](#org-target--sec-temperature-sensor-thermocouple) with are based on the Seebeck effect
--   [RTD](#org-target--sec-temperature-sensor-rtd) (Resistance Temperature Detectors): made of pure metals (Pt, Ni or Cu)
+-   [Thermocouples](#sec:temperature_sensor_thermocouple) with are based on the Seebeck effect
+-   [RTD](#sec:temperature_sensor_rtd) (Resistance Temperature Detectors): made of pure metals (Pt, Ni or Cu)
     They are all PTC (Positive Temperature Coefficient): PT100, PT1000, Ni100, Ni1000, ...
--   [Thermistor](#org-target--sec-temperature-sensor-thermistor): made of metal oxide mixtures (semiconductor materials).
+-   [Thermistor](#sec:temperature_sensor_thermistor): made of metal oxide mixtures (semiconductor materials).
     They typically have a NTC (Negative Temperature Coefficient).
 
 
-### Thermocouple {#thermocouple}
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+### Thermocouple {#sec:temperature_sensor_thermocouple}
 
 
 #### Working Principle {#working-principle}
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 -   Uncertainty about 0.1K, not feasible to reach mK
 
 
-### RTD {#rtd}
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+### RTD {#sec:temperature_sensor_rtd}
 
 Sensitivity of PT100 is typically around .
 
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     This corresponds to approximately 0.1 degree of self heating in "still" air
 
 
-### Thermistor {#thermistor}
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+### Thermistor {#sec:temperature_sensor_thermistor}
 
 Sensitivity of NTC is .