NK103C1B10

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Temperature Sensors - NTC Thermistors are widely used in industry to measure and control the temperature of an environment. The NK103C1B10 is a NTC thermistor which is specifically designed to read temperatures in applications involving liquids and gases. This makes it ideal for use in controlling the temperature of air conditioning, heating, medical, and other industrial applications where precision temperature control is required.

The NK103C1B10 is composed of a metal chip with a ceramic base and a resistor film. The metal chip is a NTC thermistor, which stands for Negative Temperature Coefficient thermistor. This type of thermistor decreases in electrical resistance as its temperature increases. The resistor film acts as a base for the metal chip and acts as a buffer between the chip and the environment, protecting it from damage.

When the NK103C1B10 is exposed to changing temperatures, its resistance changes accordingly. This change allows the temperature to be read by measuring the resistance. This information can then be used to control or regulate the environment in which it is used. The NK103C1B10 can be programmed to record data from its environment, including individual temperatures or average temperatures over a given period of time.

The NK103C1B10 is suitable for a wide range of applications, including liquid and air conditioning, heating, medical, and industrial applications. It is also suitable for use in hazardous environments, such as those containing flammable gases or liquids. It is extremely durable and reliable, with a long service life.

The NK103C1B10 is a versatile, reliable, and cost-effective solution for temperature control and monitoring. It is easy to use and maintain, and is compatible with a wide variety of control systems. With its high accuracy and fast response times, the NK103C1B10 is an ideal choice for temperature sensing applications.

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