JC103C3R5/13

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NTC thermistors are a type of temperature sensor and are widely used in various applications. A typical NTC thermistor is the JC103C3R5/13 which measures temperatures from -55°C to + 150°C. It consists of a metal oxide semiconductor material which changes its electrical resistance in relation to changes in temperature. This change is significant enough to be accurately measured by a simple voltage-resistance circuitry.

The JC103C3R5/13 thermistor is used in many different applications as a temperature-sensing element. It is commonly used in medical and laboratory equipment to monitor temperatures of liquids, gases, blood, tissue, and so on. Additionally, it is found in air conditioners, heaters, ovens, heat exchangers, refrigerators, automotive engines, and other devices that require constant temperature management.

As an NTC thermistor, the JC103C3R5/13 works on the principle of temperature-dependent resistance. It consists of a body of semiconductor material with 2 electrical leads. When a current passes between the leads, the material\'s internal resistance changes in proportion to changes in temperature. This resistance change is then measured and converted into an electrical output that is proportional to the temperature of the material.

The JC103C3R5/13 thermistor is exceptionally compact, with a diameter of only 3.5mm and a length of 13mm. As such, it can easily be integrated into various applications where space is limited. Additionally, it has excellent accuracy and a very low temperature coefficient (<50ppm/°C). This makes it an ideal temperature-sensing device for applications where accurate temperature measurement is required.

The JC103C3R5/13 thermistor is a reliable, accurate, and cost-effective solution for temperature measurement and control in various applications. Its small size also makes it an ideal device for applications where space is at a premium. As such, it is becoming increasingly popular in medical, laboratory, and consumer applications where accurate temperature sensors are required.

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