135-202FAG-J01

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NTC thermistors are temperature sensors used in many applications. They are small, inexpensive devices that can accurately measure temperatures ranging from 135°F to 202°F (57°C to 94°C). The FAG-J01 is one such NTC thermistor that is used to measure the temperature of liquids and gasses.

NTC thermistors are simple devices that work by changing resistance as their temperature changes. They are made from semiconductor materials such as polycrystalline oxides. When the temperature of an NTC thermistor increases, the resistance decreases. This relationship between resistance and temperature is called the Negative Temperature Coefficient (NTC) effect.

The FAG-J01 uses the NTC effect to measure the temperature of liquids and gasses by measuring changes in resistance at various temperatures. The device contains a fine, insulated wire which is inserted into the medium being measured. If the temperature of the medium is higher than the reference temperature, the resistance of the NTC thermistor will decrease relative to the reference temperature. The resulting resistance can then be measured using an external circuit or device.

The FAG-J01\'s main applications are in liquid and gas level sensing, water or hydrostatic pressure sensing, indoor air quality monitoring, fan speed control, and temperature measurement in domestic appliances. The device is also commonly used in industrial process control and instrumentation. In these applications, the FAG-J01 is used to accurately measure and control temperature in order to maintain safety and efficiency.

Due to its high accuracy and temperature range, the FAG-J01 is an ideal choice for many applications. Its compact size and low cost make it attractive to both commercial and industrial users. Furthermore, it is very easy to integrate with existing circuits or devices, thus providing a versatile solution for temperature measurement and control.

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