B57356V5473F260

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Temperature Sensors - NTC Thermistors, commonly referred to as thermistors, are temperature-sensitive passive components used for a wide range of temperature monitoring and control applications. B57356V5473F260 is a thermistor developed by EPCOS, an siemens-based company specializing in passive components. This thermistor can be used for a variety of temperature sensing and control applications, such as HVAC systems, automotive applications, and other industrial applications.

Overview of B57356V5473F260 Thermistor

The B57356V5473F260 thermistor features a temperature range of -40°C to +130°C and a nominal resistance of 5.6kΩ. It has a power rating of 500mW (at 25°C) and a positive coefficient of 0.7%/K. This thermistor has a negative temperature coefficient (NTC), meaning that as the temperature increases, its resistance decreases. It comes with an insulated perforated steel disc for heat dissipation, making it suitable for mounting on PC boards and housings. It also features a moisture-proof connector for use in humid environments.

Applications of B57356V5473F260 Thermistor

Due to its compact size, low power consumption and wide temperature range, the B57356V5473F260 thermistor can be used in a variety of applications. Some of the potential applications include:

• Temperature measurement/control in HVAC systems
• Temperature regulation in automotive systems
• Oven and soldering temperature control
• Surface temperature measurement of metallic objects and liquids
• Temp./humidity measurement for environment control
• Motor/engine temperature control
• Steady-state temperature monitoring in industrial processes
• Temperature and cooling control for electronic and other equipment

Working Principle of B57356V5473F260 Thermistor

The working principle of a thermistor is relatively simple. Thermistors are semiconductor devices composed of semiconductor materials such as sic, silica, and carbon. When a temperature-dependent voltage is applied to the thermistor, its resistance is changed due to changes in its semiconductor material\'s resistance at different temperatures. This resistance can then be converted into an electrical signal that is proportional to the temperature. This electrical signal can then be used to measure and control temperature.

The B57356V5473F260 thermistor follows the standard resistance versus temperature graph. As the temperature increases, the resistance decreases. The thermistor has a negative temperature coefficient which makes it ideal for certain temperature sensitive applications.

Conclusion

The B57356V5473F260 thermistor is a highly reliable and accurate temperature sensor developed by EPCOS. It is suitable for low-power temperature sensing and control applications, such as HVAC systems, motor/engine temperature control, and steady-state temperature monitoring. Its ability to measure down to -40°C makes it ideal for applications in cold environments. The thermistor\'s ability to convert temperature-dependent resistance to current or voltage makes it an invaluable tool for temperature control and monitoring.

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