095500

Series:	--
Packaging:	Bulk
Part Status:	Active
Resistance in Ohms @ 25°C:	6k, 30k
Resistance Tolerance:	±0.15°C
B Value Tolerance:	--
B0/50:	--
B25/50:	--
B25/75:	--
B25/85:	--
B25/100:	--
Operating Temperature:	-30°C ~ 100°C
Length - Lead Wire:	6.00" (152.4mm)
Mounting Type:	Free Hanging
Package / Case:	Bead

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Temperature Sensors - NTC Thermistors

The use of temperature sensors is very common and essential in fields such as automotive, appliance, and industrial equipment. They are also often used in medical applications. Temperature sensors are devices that are used to detect and measure the temperature of an environment, object, or system. Temperature sensors come in a variety of types, including thermocouples, RTDs, thermistors, and thermopile sensors. NTC thermistors are a type of temperature sensor that uses a negative temperature coefficient, or NTC, to detect temperature changes. NTC thermistors are made up of a special material that has the property of \'changing resistance with temperature\'. That is, as the temperature of the environment increases, the resistance to current flow decreases. NTC thermistors are often used in temperature sensing applications as they are relatively inexpensive and can sense temperature changes quickly and accurately.NTC thermistors have two main application fields: temperature measurement and overtemperature protection. For temperature measurement applications, a voltage or a current is applied across the thermistor, resulting in a change in the thermistor\'s resistance which is then measured by a device known as a thermometer or a thermostat.The second application field for NTC thermistors is overtemperature protection. An overtemperature protection system uses an NTC thermistor to detect and trip the circuit when it reaches a certain temperature. When the temperature of the environment begins to increase, the resistance of the NTC thermistor decreases and this triggers a switch to trip the circuit. The working principle of an NTC thermistor is based on the fact that the resistance of the thermistor changes with increasing temperature. The resistance of an NTC thermistor decreases as the temperature increases and vice versa. This change in resistance is large enough to be detected accurately by a measuring device such as a thermometer or thermopile.To measure the temperature of an environment or object using an NTC thermistor, a voltage or current is applied to the thermistor and the resulting change in resistance is measured by the thermometer. This measurement is then used to calculate the temperature of the environment. In overtemperature protection applications, an NTC thermistor is connected to a circuit, and when the thermistor detects a certain temperature, it trips the switch and shuts off the circuit.In summary, NTC thermistors are an inexpensive and reliable temperature sensing device with two main application fields. They are used to measure temperature and to provide overtemperature protection for circuits. The working principle of an NTC thermistor is based on the fact that its resistance decreases as the temperature of its environment increases.

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