3006-165.9-55-G100

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A NTC thermistor, also known as a negative temperature coefficient thermistor, is a type of temperature sensor. The 3006-165.9-55-G100 is a thermistor manufactured by Vishay Intertechnology that has a resistance of 165.9 Ohms at 25 °C and a temperature coefficient of 55 and a power rating of 100 mW. It is commonly used in consumer electronics, telecommunications, automotive, and other industrial applications.

NTC thermistors are extremely sensitive temperature sensors composed of sintered semiconductor material with a resistance that decreases with temperature rise. The Resistance-Temperature-Relationship (RTR) of an NTC thermistor is approximately exponential over a wide temperature range. In this type of thermistor, increases in temperature cause a decrease in its resistance, while decreases in temperature cause an increase in its resistance. This characteristic provides a simple way to measure the change in temperature and is the basis of the thermistor’s operation.

3006-165.9-55-G100 thermistors can be used in a wide variety of temperature sensing applications. In consumer electronics, they are used to monitor the temperature of appliances, such as refrigerators and air conditioners. They can also be used to measure temperatures in telecommunications equipment, such as routers and servers. In the automotive industry, they are used to detect temperatures in braking systems, engines, and airbag systems. And in industrial applications, they can be used to measure temperature of heating and cooling systems, in robotics, and in a variety of other industrial applications.

The working principle of a 3006-165.9-55-G100 NTC thermistor is based on its resistance-temperature relationship. The resistance of an NTC thermistor decreases with an increase in temperature and increases with a decrease in temperature. The resistance change is measured using an appropriate circuit, such as a voltage divider, and the resulting voltage is measured with a microcontroller or other type of sensing device. The microcontroller then interprets the voltage difference and calculates the corresponding temperature.

The 3006-165.9-55-G100 NTC thermistor is an ideal solution for a wide range of temperature sensing applications in consumer, telecommunications, automotive, and industrial applications. Its resistance-temperature relationship makes it easy to accurately measure changes in temperature and its durability and reliability make it well suited for long-term use in a variety of applications.

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