NHQMM800B280T5

NTC Thermistors refer to thermistors with Negative Temperature Coefficient, which means that as temperature increases, its resistance value decreases sharply, and vice-versa. To date, NTC Thermistors are being used for the purpose of measuring temperatures ranging from -100°C to over 300°C, making them highly efficient tools for applications involving extreme temperature.

The NHQMM800B280T5 is an NTC Thermistor that offers high-precision temperature measurement and temperature control capabilities. It features an 8mm diameter thermistor head, and is capable of measuring temperatures in the range from -50°C to +260°C. The robust design of the thermistor ensures that it is reliable and cost-effective.

The NHQMM800B280T5 is commonly used in industrial and automotive applications, such as temperature control for air conditioning systems, engine compartments, exteriors, and HVAC systems. It is also used for general temperature monitoring and maintenance, allowing for precision control of ambient temperatures in a variety of environments.

The working principle of the NHQMM800B280T5 is based on the negative temperature coefficient effect. This means that when the temperature rises, the electrical resistance of the thermistor decreases, while when the temperature lowers, the resistance increases. This resistance variation allows for precise temperature measurement and control, with a high degree of accuracy and stability.

The NHQMM800B280T5 is available in two versions – normal and external. The normal version is suitable for direct-mount applications, while the external version is ideal for applications where extra protection is needed from harsh environments. Both versions feature high ESD protection and excellent moisture resistance.

In conclusion, the NHQMM800B280T5 NTC Thermistor is a highly efficient and cost-effective device for precise temperature measurement and control. It is used in a wide variety of industrial and automotive applications, and is capable of measuring temperatures in the range from -50°C to +260°C. The working principle of the thermistor is based on the negative temperature coefficient effect, which allows for precise temperature measurement and control, with a high degree of accuracy and stability.