B57550G1103H000

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NTC thermistors, also known as negative temperature coefficient thermistors, are temperature sensitive components, and are a common type of temperature sensor used in a range of commercial and industrial applications. The B57550G1103H000 NTC thermistor is a popular component used for temperature measurement and regulation in a variety of applications and is characterized by its accuracy, stability, reliability and long life.

The B57550G1103H000 is a precision, non-inductive, thermistor with an inversely proportional resistance/temperature change characteristic. This means that as the temperature increases, the resistance decreases in a predictable way. This thermistor, and other NTC thermistors, tend to be used to precisely and accurately measure and regulate temperatures in a wide variety of equipment and products.

The B57550G1103H000 is particularly suitable for use in devices that require long life cycles and stability of readings over time. It is also suitable for operation over a wide temperature range. The thermistor can be used in a range of temperatures from -40°C to +130°C, making it suitable for most common industrial and commercial temperature measurement and regulation applications.

Uses of the B57550G1103H000 thermistor include air conditioning and refrigeration systems, appliances such as refrigerators and freezers, heating systems, engines, and scientific equipment. The thermistor is also used in foodservice equipment, medical applications, automotive applications, and electronics. Its accurate and stable readings make it an ideal choice for measuring and controlling temperature in these various applications.

The B57550G1103H000 thermistor works by exploiting the fact that a material’s resistance changes in relation to changes in temperature. The thermistor itself is made of a special semiconductor material, usually a ceramic, that is sensitive to changes in temperature. When the temperature of the material changes, the resistance changes as well, allowing for accurate and reliable readings.

The thermistor is wired in series or parallel, depending on the application. In series, the current will have to pass through the thermistor, creating a voltage drop and allowing for accurate temperature measurement. In parallel, the resistance of a regular resistor can be switched in and out, allowing the user to recalibrate the sensor as required.

The B57550G1103H000 thermistor’s unique design and performance make it particularly suitable for applications where accuracy, stability and precision are paramount. It is well-suited to connecting up temperature sensors in systems where temperature regulation is critical, and its long life span makes it ideal for applications that require temperature readings to be maintained over long periods of time.

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