TH310J34GBSN-T5

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The TH310J34GBSN-T5 temperature sensor is a discrete component used to measure temperature. As an NTC Thermistor, it belongs to the larger family of Resistive Temperature Detectors (RTDs). These components monitor temperature by changing their electrical resistance with changes in temperature, with the TH310J34GBSN-T5 having a temperature coefficient of -4.5 %/°C. In addition, this product meets RoHS standards and has an operating temperature range of -40°C to 125°C.

The operating principle of the TH310J34GBSN-T5 involves the change of electrical resistance. The effect of this change is greatest when the temperature rapidly changes, but smaller when the temperature varies slowly. Basically, the resistance of this NTC thermistor decreases as the temperature increases. Therefore, by measuring the resistance, the temperature can be determined.

The TH310J34GBSN-T5 is a surface mount device, meaning that it is typically mounted on the surface of a printed circuit board. This has a variety of advantages, such as increased installation speed, cost savings, and a higher degree of flexibility.

The TH310J34GBSN-T5 has found a wide variety of applications in the field of electronics. It is commonly used as a temperature protection device in circuits, as the thermistor can detect temperature changes that would cause the circuit to malfunction. Other common applications for this NTC thermistor include temperature compensation in electronic circuits, over-temperature protection for the circuit and power supply, and as a temperature indicator in heating systems.

Overall, the TH310J34GBSN-T5 is a popular temperature sensor due to its accuracy, low cost, and its ability to be surface mounted. Its operating principle of changing its electrical resistance is useful in a variety of applications, and its temperature coefficient of -4.5 %/°C makes it suitable for use in a wide range of environments.

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