173-104LAD-3B1

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NTC thermistors are a type of temperature sensors. As its name implies, they use a phenomenon called “ negative resistance temperature coefficient ” (NTC) to detect temperature changes. The most commonly used NTC thermistors are the 173-104LAD-3B1 series. These thermistors have a broad application field and operate according to a specific set of principles.

Application field

The 173-104LAD-3B1 thermistors are designed for temperature measurement and control applications. They are frequently used in the following areas:

• Automotive, HVAC and aerospace: The 173-104LAD-3B1 thermistors are used in the automotive industry to monitor the temperature of engine components and in HVAC and aerospace applications to measure the inside temperature of cabins and the temperature of cooling systems.
• Industrial applications: In industrial environments, they are used to measure material temperature, air temperature and process temperature.
• Consumer Electronics: These thermistors are used in the design of consumer electronic products, such as television sets, DVD players and other home appliances.

Working Principle

The working principle of the 173-104LAD-3B1 thermistor is based on the NTC effect. This effect describes the phenomenon whereby the resistance of the thermistor decreases as the temperature increases. In other words, the thermistor is characterized by a negative temperature coefficient. This behavior of the thermistor means that the resistance value of the thermistor can be used to measure the temperature of the environment. The resistance value of the thermistor is proportional to the temperature and can be used to calculate the temperature.

Conclusion

The 173-104LAD-3B1 series of NTC thermistors are widely used in temperature measurement applications. Their working principle is based on the NTC effect, which states that the resistance of the thermistor decreases as the temperature increases. This behavior makes them suitable for measuring temperatures in a variety of applications, such as automotive, HVAC, aerospace, industrial and consumer electronics.

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