B58100A0628A000

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NTC thermistors are a type of temperature sensors usually used for measuring temperature in various applications. The B58100A0628A000 is a temperature sensor from the NTC thermistor family.

The B58100A0628A000 thermistor is a solderable NTC element with a negative temperature coefficient. It is a low-cost thermistor for use with temperature measurement devices such as thermocouples. It is primarily designed for electronics applications such as commercial freezer and cooling systems.

In addition to its commercial use, the B58100A0628A000 thermistor is also suitable for industrial and medical applications. It is equipped with a 10Kohm resistance at 25°C which is engineered for optimal performance and reliability. This makes it a reliable choice for applications that require accurate temperature measurements. It also has the capability to measure temperatures up to 100°C.

As a temperature sensor, the B58100A0628A000 thermistor works by converting temperature changes into electrical signals. The thermistor element’s resistance changes with temperature variations. This resistance variation is measured by a meter, such as a digital thermometer or thermostat, and converted into an electrical signal. This electrical signal can then be read by the device.

The B58100A0628A000 thermistor can be used in combination with other temperature sensors, such as PT100s or thermocouples, to measure temperature in complex systems. This makes it a versatile and reliable option for any temperature-sensing application.

In summary, the B58100A0628A000 thermistor is a NTC thermistor designed for use in low-cost temperature measurement applications, such as commercial freezers and cooling systems, as well as industrial and medical applications. It is a reliable temperature sensor that can measure temperatures up to 100°C and can be used in combination with other temperature sensors to measure temperature in complex systems.

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