B57234S0100M051 Sensors, Transducers

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NTC Thermistors or negative temperature coefficient (NTC) thermistors are temperature sensors used for measurement, controlling and compensation for temperature. NTC thermistors react to changes in temperature by varying their electrical resistance. The resistance of NTC thermistors decreases with increasing temperature, making the thermometer highly sensitive to temperature changes.

The B57234S0100M051 temperature sensor is a NTC thermistor, which is designed to measure and control temperatures up to 110°C. This device is designed to be used in heating and cooling applications, such as heating and air conditioning systems.

The B57234S0100M051 thermistor has a resistance of 100kOhm at 25°C and a B-value of 3470K. This B-value is a measure of the NTC thermistor\'s sensitivity, or how much it changes its resistance as the temperature changes.

The working principle behind the B57234S0100M051 temperature sensor is simple. The thermistor contains two wires, one connected to the piece of metal or ceramic that is sensitive to temperature, and the other to a ground. When a current is passed through the thermistor, it generates a small voltage that is proportional to its temperature. The voltage is then measured and used to calculate the temperature.

The B57234S0100M051 temperature sensor is widely used for temperature measurement and control in industrial applications such as engines, medical equipment, and thermostats. It is also commonly used in consumer electronics such as televisions, refrigerators, and air conditioners. The device is highly reliable and accurate, making it an excellent choice for temperature monitoring and control in a wide range of applications.

In summary, the B57234S0100M051 temperature sensor is a highly reliable and accurate NTC thermistor, which is designed for applications requiring accurate temperature measurement and control. It is designed to measure and control temperatures up to 110°C, and has a resistance of 100KOhm and a B-value of 3470K.

The working principle of the device is based on the fact that the resistance of an NTC thermistor decreases as the temperature increases. When a current is passed through the thermistor, it generates a small voltage that is proportional to its temperature. This voltage is then measured and used to calculate the temperature. The B57234S0100M051 thermistor is commonly used in a variety of industrial and consumer applications for accurate temperature measurement and control.

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