B57620C2103J72

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Temperature Sensors - NTC Thermistors are an integral part of the process control and industrial temperature measurement applications. These sensors work by detecting thermal energy generated from a process and then converting it to an electrical current or voltage. One of the most popular NTC thermistors is the B57620C2103J72. This article will explore the application field and working principle of the B57620C2103J72.

The B57620C2103J72 is a surface mount negative temperature coefficient (NTC) thermistor. It is designed to measure temperatures within the range of -55˚C to +150˚C. The response time is instantaneous and its temperature measurement resolution is 0.1˚C. The NTC thermistor is also immune to electrical noise, electromagnetic interference and moisture. As it is constructed with small and lightweight components, it is well-suited for applications where size and weight are important.

The typical applications for the B57620C2103J72 include industrial process control, heating and air-conditioning systems, automobiles and medical equipment. It is also used in steam systems, solar energy systems, water heaters, consumer electronics and food processing equipment. The thermistor is also found in temperature monitoring systems, pH monitoring systems, weather stations, pneumatics and hydraulics.

The working principle of the B57620C2103J72 is based on thermo-resistance. It works by sensing the thermal energy from the environment and then converting it into an electrical signal. It does this by changing its electrical resistance in response to changes in temperatures. When the temperature of the environment increases, the NTC thermistor reduces its electrical resistance. Conversely, when the temperature of the environment decreases, the NTC thermistor increases its electrical resistance.

To determine the temperature, the B57620C2103J72 is typically connected to an analogue-to-digital converter (ADC) and then to a processing unit. The resistance of the thermistor is measured using the ADC. This value is then converted into a digital value and then sent to the processing unit. The processing unit calculates the temperature according to the readings from the thermistor. It then uses this data to control the process accordingly.

The B57620C2103J72 is a reliable and cost-effective NTC thermistor for industrial temperature measurement and process control applications. Its small size, lightweight construction and immunity to electrical noise and electromagnetic interference make it well-suited for a broad range of applications. The sensing mechanism is based on thermo-resistance and the readings are analog to digital converted and processed by the processing unit.

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