2DE103K

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NTC (Negative Temperature Coefficient) thermistors are temperature sensors commonly used in industrial systems today. A 2DE103K NTC thermistor is a low-cost, robust temperature sensor typically used in industrial applications such as continuous temperature monitoring, thermal protection, and flame detection. In this article, we will explore the application field and working principle of the 2DE103K NTC thermistor.

The 2DE103K NTC thermistor has a wide range of applications due to its robust qualities. These sensors are useful for high-temperature applications, such as in industrial ovens and boilers, as well as for low-temperature applications, such as in fridges and freezers. They are also used in flame detection systems, and can be used to detect any type of flame, including household fires, burning automotive and industrial fuels, and more. They are also used in environmental temperature monitoring systems, as well as in automotive, aerospace, and military applications.

The working principle of the 2DE103K NTC thermistor is quite simple. It contains a resistive element that is temperature sensitive. As the temperature increases, the resistance of the element decreases. This resistance change is directly proportional to temperature change, and can be measured by connecting the thermistor to an appropriate temperature-measuring circuit. The 2DE103K NTC thermistor has a wide resistive range, from 10KΩ at -40°C (400°F) to 0.65KΩ at 170°C (338°F). This range of resistances makes the 2DE103K NTC thermistor suitable for use in a variety of applications.

When a 2DE103K NTC thermistor is connected to a power source, a voltage is applied across it. This causes a current to flow through the thermistor, which in turn causes heat to be generated. The heat generated causes a change in the resistance of the thermistor which is proportional to the temperature change. This resistance change can be measured by connecting the thermistor to a suitable temperature measuring circuit. The circuit will measure the resistance change and then provide an output that is proportional to the temperature change.

The 2DE103K is a low-cost, robust temperature sensor that is suitable for a wide variety of temperature sensing applications. It has a wide resistive range, making it suitable for use in high and low temperature applications. Its robust nature makes it ideal for use in industrial systems, as well as in environmental temperature monitoring systems, flame detection systems, automotive, aerospace, and military applications. Furthermore, its simple working principle makes it easy to use and integrate into existing systems.

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