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Car exhaust gas temperatures change at frequencies up to 100 Hz (unless you drive a Tesla). You have been tasked with identifying an appropriate temperature sensor to measure these temperature fluctuations what time constant do you need to maintain a sensor output within 10% dynamic error of the input? Could you use the thermistor that you used in lab for this measurement? What is the fastest temperature sensor time constant you can find online? Include a link to the sensor and take a screenshot of the webpage, including something unique to vour computer

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