NTCS0805E3473JHT

Temperature Sensors - NTC Thermistors

NTCS0805E3473JHT Application Field and Working Principle

NTCS0805E3473JHT, also known as an NTC Thermistor, is a temperature sensor used in a variety of applications. It is used to measure temperature in both digital and analog circuits. The NTCS0805E3473JHT is a positive temperature coefficient thermistor, meaning that as the temperature increases, its resistance decreases.

The NTCS0805E3473JHT uses two components connected in series, which are the resistor and the NTC thermistor. The resistor serves as the “reference point” and the thermistor as the “sensing element.” The thermistor is connected to the positive supply voltage of the circuit. The NTC thermistor works by changing its resistance in relation to the ambient temperature, and the voltage drop across the thermistor can be measured to calculate temperature.

The NTCS0805E3473JHT is widely used in a variety of applications. It is used in temperature controllers, digital and analog circuit design, and medical equipment. It is also frequently used in cooling systems where it is used to detect temperature changes in the area and adjust the cooling system accordingly. The NTCS0805E3473JHT is used in a variety of industries, including automotive, electronics, aerospace, and medical devices.

NTCS0805E3473JHT thermistors are relatively inexpensive, simple to use, and extremely reliable. They are also highly accurate, providing an accuracy rating of ±0.5°C. They are suitable for use in a variety of environments, can be used in temperature ranges from -20°C to +150°C (-4°F to +302°F), and can be immersed in liquids. In addition to these features, the NTCS0805E3473JHT is small in size, making it easy to integrate into a system.

In conclusion, the NTCS0805E3473JHT is an excellent choice for temperature sensing in a variety of applications. It is highly accurate and reliable, while also being cost-effective and easy to use by designers. The NTCS0805E3473JHT thermistor is suitable for use in temperature ranges from -20°C to +150°C (-4°F to +302°F), and it is possible to immerse the thermistor in liquids.