03006-17.53K-98-G100

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NTC Thermistors are thermistors made from a semiconductor material such as silicon or germanium. They work by changing their electrical resistance with increasing temperature. The 03006-17.53K-98-G100 is a NTC thermistor which is widely used as a temperature sensor in various applications.

This thermistor has a response time of 0.5 seconds with an operating temperature range from -40°C to +115°C. The B constant of the 03006-17.53K-98-G100 is 3380K and its resistance at 25°C is 17.53K Ohms. It has a tolerance of ±10% and power rating of 0.03W.

Application Field

The 03006-17.53K-98-G100 is a commonly used NTC thermistor in temperature sensing applications. It is widely used in air conditioning and ventilation systems, as well as in automotive and industrial control applications. It is also used in refrigerator temperature sensing, and in temperature sensing of water heaters and ovens.

This thermistor is also used in heating coil temperature sensing applications, and in temperature control of lighting ballasts. In addition, it is used in medical and laboratory equipment, and in battery charging/monitoring systems. In consumer electronics, it is used to detect temperature changes in devices such as air conditioners, refrigerators, and washing machines.

Working Principle

The 03006-17.53K-98-G100 NTC thermistor is a type of temperature sensor. It has a semiconductor material such as silicon or germanium at its core. When the temperature around the thermistor changes, its resistance changes as well. This allows it to serve as a temperature-sensing element.

The resistance of the 03006-17.53K-98-G100 thermistor changes in a non-linear fashion with increasing temperature. Its resistance decreases as temperature increases, and vice versa. It has a B constant of 3380K which indicates how much its resistance changes with increasing temperature.

The 03006-17.53K-98-G100 NTC thermistor works by changing its resistance with increasing temperature. Its resistance decreases with increasing temperature, and vice versa. This allows it to serve as a temperature sensor and be used in a variety of applications.

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