Introducing the T800 Temperature Mapping Sensor from Tekscan.

This thin, flexible, and trimmable sensor provides direct surface contact for accurate, high-resolution temperature mapping with 192 sensing points across a 0-120°C range. Unlike thermal cameras, it works in enclosed, obstructed, or reflective environments, making it ideal for complex applications.

  • High resolution: 192 sensing points in a 16x12 array
  • Overall Sensing Area: 254 mm x 182 mm sensing area (trimmable) 
  • Resolution: Accurate to within ~2°C
  • Technology: Thermoresistive polymer
  • Interface: Compatible with Evolution Handle and I-Scan Software, minimum version 9.5.

The T800 has the same dimensions as our 7800 pressure mapping sensor, and both are trimmable, making them ideal companion sensors to get temperature and pressure data in the same fixture.

Temperature Sensor Specifications

 


Sensor Dimensions

Overall Length Overall Width Tab Length Matrix Height Matrix Width Thickness
535.5 mm / 21.08 in 270.0 mm / 10.63 in 337.4 mm / 13.28 in 254 mm / 10 in 182.1 mm / 7.17 in 0.18 mm

 

Rows Columns Resolution Temperature Range

Row Width

7.6 mm / .3 in

Row Spacing

16.4 mm / .65 in

Row Quantity

16

Column Width

7.6 mm / .3 in

Column Spacing

15.9 mm / .62 in

Column Quantity

12

Sensing points

192

Temperature Range (Low)

-0 °C

Temperature Range (High)

120 °C

Use in Conjunction with the 7800 Pressure Mapping Sensor

The T800 temperature mapping sensor is designed to work in parallel with the 7800 pressure mapping sensor to collect and correlate pressure and temperature data simultaneously.

In the screenshot below, you can see how the I-Scan software uses the temperature map and pressure map connected to each sensor delivering real time data. he Temperature legend uses a unique color scale from the pressure map as you can see from the side-by-side windows.

7800 Pressure Mapping Sensor on top of T800 Temperature Mapping Sensor7800 Pressure Mapping Sensor on top of T800 Temperature Mapping Sensor

Temperature Mapping and Pressure Mapping Side by SideTemperature Mapping and Pressure Mapping Side by Side