B59601A0095B062

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A PTC thermistor is a type of temperature sensor made from either ceramic- or polymer-based materials. It is often used in temperature monitoring and controlling applications as they can measure temperature as low as -50°C and as high as 700°C. The B59601A0095B062 is a specific model of a PTC thermistor.

The B59601A0095B062 PTC thermistor is a negative temperature coefficient (NTC) thermistor, meaning that its electrical resistance decreases as temperature increases. It is a high power type, with a resistance of 95Ω at 25°C, a current capability rating of 100A, and a voltage rating of 500V AC. It has a temperature reaction time of 0.25 seconds and a protection Class of IP00.

This type of thermistor can be used in a wide range of applications such as refrigerators, space heating, and air conditioning, as well as in electronic and electrical devices for temperature regulation and monitoring. Due to its small size, it is typically used in devices that require low-profile and lightweight components, as well as in circuits with limited circuit board space. It’s also often used in medical and military industries due to its high accuracy and reliability.

The B59601A0095B062 has a comparatively simple working principle. When an electrical current is applied to it, its resistance changes in proportion to the temperature, and this change in resistance is detected by a measuring device. A temperature measurement is then calculated and output.

In summary, the B59601A0095B062 PTC thermistor is a type of temperature sensor capable of measuring temperatures ranging from -50°C to 700°C. It is widely used in refrigerators, space heating, air conditioning and other electronic and electrical devices, and is especially well suited for applications that require low-profile components. The B59601A0095B062 works by changing its resistance in response to temperature, allowing the current passing through it to be measured as an indication of the temperature.

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