The document describes a measurement system that uses various sensors and components to measure temperature. An RTD sensor measures temperature by detecting changes in resistance. A Wheatstone bridge circuit measures resistance changes. An operational amplifier amplifies the output voltage from the Wheatstone bridge so the display can show the correct temperature reading. For example, when the sensor reads 300°C with an output of 0.653V, the amplifier applies a gain of 4.1 to output 3.00V, which the display then shows as 300°C.