03006-29.1K-97-G100

Due to market price fluctuations, if you need to purchase or consult the price. You can contact us or emial to us:   sales@allicdata.com

Negative temperature coefficient thermistors (NTC) are temperature sensors that comprise a temperature-dependent resistor. When a change in temperature occurs, the resistance the thermistor holds alters and provides a precise incoming signal that can be read and monitored by devices set up to manage the temperature of an area or other. This is what makes 03006-29.1K-97-G100 an invaluable part of our daily lives, so what is it and what is it used for?

The 03006-29.1K-97-G100 is a small, solid-state, surface-mount thermistor designed for measuring and monitoring temperature in a variety of different fields. Due to its size, it is excellent for applications that have space constraints, as well as for applications where a more discreet form of temperature sensing is required, such as within an enclosure or on a PCB. The 03006-29.1K-97-G100 is temperature sensitive and extremely accurate, making it ideal for a wide range of applications, from HVAC, automotive, and telecommunications to consumer electronics and medical.

The 03006-29.1K-97-G100 is an NTC thermistor that is suitable for monitoring temperatures ranging from -50˚C to 150˚C, and from -58˚F to 302˚F. This makes it ideal for use in devices and applications that require measurement of a wide temperature range. The thermistor’s bead shape makes it versatile and easy to mount in spaces that other types of thermistors cannot fit in due to a lack of space. The thermistor is best suited in applications such as temperature sensors, temperature inlets and outlets, room comfort sensors, heat sinks, etc., as well as in any application that requires a custom temperature range.

The working principle of the 03006-29.1K-97-G100 can be summarised as its ability to detect, measure, and convert any temperature variations into an electrical signal, thereby providing a means of comparing the temperature of a given area to any environmental temperature. This is done by utilising the thermistor’s temperature-dependent resistance. The thermistor’s resistance can be adjusted by applying a voltage to it; the voltage causes a proportionate current to flow through the resistance. By measuring this current, the temperature can be inferred from the thermistor’s resistance. This process can be automated with the help of a controller and other necessary electronic circuits that can be programmed to regulate the temperature.

The 03006-29.1K-97-G100 is suitable for use in a wide range of industries such as HVAC, automotive, and telecommunications, as well as in consumer electronics and medical applications. It is a reliable method of temperature monitoring and provides an efficient way of controlling the temperature of an area. It is also an ideal choice for applications that require a custom temperature range, and is designed with space constraints in mind, making it easy to mount in tight areas.

The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference