RL1007-162.3K-138-D1

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NTC thermistors are temperature sensors that are widely used in applications where electrical resistance is affected by temperature changes. RL1007-162.3K-138-D1 thermistors are one such product that can be used for a variety of applications.

Application: RL1007-162.3K-138-D1 thermistors are typically used in temperature control and monitoring systems. These thermistors are able to accurately measure temperatures, making them suitable for use in systems where temperatures need to be carefully monitored, such as in industrial furnaces or in medical equipment. The thermistors are also used in automotive engines, which require very precise temperature control for optimal performance. Additionally, they are often used in air conditioners and refrigerators, as well as in industrial motors.

Working Principle: RL1007-162.3K-138-D1 thermistors operate based on the principle of temperature-dependent resistance. When exposed to temperature changes, the thermistor will exhibit different electrical resistances, depending on the magnitude of the temperature change. When heated, the thermistor\'s resistance will decrease, while when cooled, its resistance will increase. This predictable change in resistance allows the thermistors to accurately measure temperatures.

The RL1007-162.3K-138-D1 thermistors have a resistance of 162.3K at room temperature. These thermistors are made with a manganese-nickel oxide element, and they feature a glass coating for improved mechanical stability. They are able to measure temperatures from -30 to 150°C, with a maximum error of ±0.5°C.

In summary, RL1007-162.3K-138-D1 thermistors are temperature sensors that are suitable for use in a variety of applications that require temperature monitoring and regulation. These thermistors operate by utilizing the principle of temperature-dependent resistance, which allows them to accurately measure temperatures from -30 to 150°C with a maximum error of ±0.5°C. As such, they are a reliable and cost effective solution for temperature measurement.

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