GT102B1K

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NTC Thermistors are a type of temperature-sensing elements used to measure temperatures. The GT102B1K is a specific NTC Thermistor manufactured by NCI Ltd. that is commonly used in a variety of applications. It is a narrow thermal element made of Nickel, which makes it highly sensitive to temperature changes.

GT102B1K features a low fixed impedance at temperatures below -35°C, which makes it ideal for extreme cold environments such as ice cream freezers or laboratory chambers. The impedance increases as the temperature rises, enabling accurate temperature measurement. Another benefit of the GT102B1K is its low power consumption as well as its resistance to shock and vibration, ensuring reliable results.

GT102B1K works in two stages: first, it senses the ambient temperature, and then performs analog-to-digital conversion to accurately measure the temperature. The element is connected to a current generating device, which generates a small current that passes through the element. This causes the element to heat up, and its resistance decreases in proportion to an increase in temperature. The temperature is then measured using an analog to digital converter in the circuit. This allows for an accurate temperature measurement with minimal error.

GT102B1K is mainly used for temperature monitoring in industrial applications, such as data centers, server rooms, and greenhouses. It is also used in medical and research applications, such as controlling incubator temperatures and measuring reaction speeds. The low power consumption and reliable temperature measurements make it an ideal choice for these types of applications.

GT102B1K is a versatile NTC Thermistor that can be used in a wide range of applications. Its low power consumption, resistance to shock and vibration, and precise analog-to-digital conversion make it a reliable choice for temperature-sensing applications in industries such as healthcare, data centers, and research.

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