B57231V2333J60 Sensors, Transducers

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NTC thermistors, as thermal sensors, are primarily known for their ability to detect temperature changes and are capable of wide temperature ranges. The B57231V2333J60 is an example of a high precision NTC thermistor and is worth looking at in further detail.

The B57231V2333J60 is a thermistor that comes in a molded case and is particularly designed for temperature detection, thermal alarm systems, and thermal cut-outs. It operates by making use of changes in resistance when a change in temperature occurs. Upon a heat-up of the thermistor, its resistance drops and comes together with a decrease in temperature, it increases again. The B57231V2333J60 is designed to have an accuracy of ±0.5K, a fast response time of 10s, a close to zero temperature coefficient of 1K/°C, and a rather high temperature range of -40°C to 200°C.

This NTC thermistor is factory-programmed over the specified range and is additionally factory-calibrated. It should be noted that since the B57231V2333J60 contains a programmed element, it cannot be re-calibrated or re-programmed. The element itself is made out of 2 ceramic parts and two metallized electrodes in-between with glass insulation. The application fields of this B57231V2333J60 are voltage controlled oscillators, speed and position control, current limiting and overvoltage protection, supplying a direct voltage over the temperature ranges of -40°C to 200°C. It can also be useful in a number of other applications where changes in temperatures could be difficult to detect.

The B57231V2333J60 is a high precision NTC thermistor which is mainly used for temperature detection, thermal alarm systems, and thermal cut-outs. It comes in a molded case and is programmed and factory-calibrated over the temperature range of -40°C to 200°C with an accuracy of ±0.5K. The thermistor operates by making use of changes in resistance when a change in temperature occurs. It can be used in several applications like voltage controlled oscillators, speed and position control, current limiting, and overvoltage protection.

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