NHQMM204B425T10

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NTC (Negative Temperature Coefficient) Thermistors are thermally sensitive semiconductor devices used to measure temperature in many applications, and NHQMM204B425T10 is one of these NTC thermistors, which is a two-pin, 10-meter miniature temperature sensor designed specifically for precision temperature measurement. The NHQMM204B425T10 is capable of accurately and reliably providing accurate temperature readings with high resolution of 0.1 degree Celsius or more in its specified temperature range of -30 to +200 degrees Celsius.

The application field of the NHQMM204B425T10 mainly includes automotive applications, medical applications, high reliability systems and home appliances, as it is made to provide high accuracy and stability. Generally speaking, its small size and lightweight make it suitable for measurement in any environment and application. Aside from that, it is also designed to withstand extreme temperatures and is resistant to aging and wear. This makes it an ideal choice for applications that require reliable measurements in harsh and demanding conditions.

The working principle of the NHQMM204B425T10 temperature sensor lies in its ability to detect the change in temperature as a change in resistance. This occurs via a semiconductor material, wherein electrons are transferred between the source and the drain when it is exposed to a voltage. As the semiconductor warms or cools, the electron transfer rate changes, and thus resistance increases or decreases. This change in resistance is then read and used to measure and monitor temperatures.

The NHQMM204B425T10 is a low-cost, high-precision temperature sensor made of high-quality robust materials and designed to be used in a wide range of applications. Its features, characteristics, and long-term stability make it ideal for accurate temperature measurement in a wide variety of environment and application conditions.

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