Thermistor Temperature Sensor

Short Description:

A thermistor temperature sensor is a type of temperature sensing device that utilizes the change in electrical resistance with temperature to measure the ambient temperature. Thermistors are made from semiconductor materials and exhibit a strong temperature-dependent resistance characteristic.

Thermistor temperature sensors are passive devices that rely on the change in resistance with temperature to determine the surrounding temperature. They exhibit a negative temperature coefficient (NTC), meaning that as the temperature increases, the resistance decreases, and vice versa.

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Parameters

Temperature Range	The operating temperature range of thermistors can vary widely, covering temperatures from -50°C to 300°C or higher, depending on the thermistor type and application.
Resistance at Room Temperature	At a specific reference temperature, typically 25°C, the thermistor's resistance is specified (e.g., 10 kΩ at 25°C).
Beta Value (B Value)	The Beta value indicates the sensitivity of the thermistor's resistance with temperature changes. It is used in the Steinhart-Hart equation to calculate the temperature from the resistance.
Tolerance	The tolerance of the thermistor's resistance value, usually given as a percentage, indicates the accuracy of the sensor's temperature measurement.
Time Response	The time it takes for the thermistor to respond to a change in temperature, often expressed as the time constant in seconds.

Advantages

High Sensitivity: Thermistors offer high sensitivity to temperature changes, providing accurate and precise temperature measurements.

Wide Temperature Range: Thermistors are available in various types, allowing them to measure temperatures over a broad range, suitable for both low and high-temperature applications.

Compact and Versatile: Thermistors are small in size, making them easy to integrate into various electronic systems and devices.

Fast Response Time: Thermistors respond quickly to changes in temperature, making them suitable for dynamic temperature monitoring and control.

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Application Field

Thermistor temperature sensors are widely used in various industries and applications, including:

Climate Control: Used in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems to monitor and control indoor temperatures.

Consumer Electronics: Integrated into electronic devices like smartphones, laptops, and home appliances to prevent overheating and optimize performance.

Industrial Automation: Employed in industrial equipment, such as motors, transformers, and power supplies, for temperature monitoring and protection.

Automotive Systems: Used in automotive applications for engine management, temperature sensing, and climate control.

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Packaging Details
● Each connector in a PE bag. every 50 or 100 pcs of connectors in a small box (size:20cm*15cm*10cm)
● As customer required
● Hirose connector

Port: Any port in China

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