PANR103395-275

Series:	--
Packaging:	Bulk
Part Status:	Active
Resistance in Ohms @ 25°C:	10k
Resistance Tolerance:	±10%
B Value Tolerance:	±2%
B0/50:	3892K
B25/50:	3934K
B25/75:	3960K
B25/85:	3988K
B25/100:	3999K
Operating Temperature:	-50°C ~ 150°C
Power - Max:	125mW
Length - Lead Wire:	5.91" (150.00mm)
Mounting Type:	Chassis Mount
Package / Case:	Ring Lug

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NTC Thermistors are the most widely used type of temperature sensor. In this type of device, the resistance changes in response to changes in temperature. One type of NTC Thermistor is the PANR103395-275. This type of component is used in a wide variety of applications and, when used properly, provides accurate temperature measurements. The PANR103395-275 is a 10k NTC Thermistor with a Beta value of 3380. This type of thermistor has a negative coefficient of resistance, meaning that as the temperature increases, the resistance decreases. The PANR103395-275 has a nominal resistance of 10k Ohms at 25°C and can withstand up to +300°C. The thermistor also has a low power rating, allowing it to be used in low power applications. The PANR103395-275 is most commonly used for temperature measurement in heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning systems. It can also be used for measuring temperature in industrial applications such as semiconductor fabrication processes. The device is also suitable for use in medical equipment, automotive systems, and process control systems. To accurately measure temperature with the PANR103395-275, it is necessary to understand the thermistor\'s working principle. The device works by taking advantage of the fact that the resistance of material changes as its temperature changes. When a voltage is applied across the thermistor, the current flowing through it varies in response to the temperature of the environment. This variation in current can then be used to measure the temperature. The device can be connected to a voltage or current source in order to activate its temperature-sensing ability. When used with a voltage source, the voltage must be greater than the thermistor\'s breakdown voltage. When connected to a current source, the current must be within the safe operating range of the thermistor. The device\'s resistance can then be measured in order to determine the temperature. Another advantage of the PANR103395-275 is its small size. The device has a lead length of 3mm which means it can be easily integrated into a variety of applications. The small size also allows the thermistor to be mounted in areas with limited space. In addition, the device\'s small size makes it ideal for portable applications.Overall, the PANR103395-275 NTC Thermistor is a versatile and cost-effective temperature sensing solution. With its negative temperature coefficient of resistance and small size, it is suitable for a wide variety of applications. Understanding the working principle of the device is key to making accurate temperature measurements.

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