USUG1000-103G-RF

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Temperature sensors are ubiquitous in today’s electronic systems. These are used in a variety of applications, from medical monitoring to home appliances. NTC thermistors are one type of temperature sensor that has become increasingly popular in recent years for its ability to accurately measure temperature while offering superior performance over other types of sensors.

The USUG1000-103G-RF is an NTC thermistor manufactured by US Sensor. It is designed to measure temperatures from -55°C to +200°C and offers high accuracy from -30°C to +125°C. The thermistor also features a high degree of signal stability, a low temperature coefficient, and a wide temperature range.

NTC thermistors operate on the principle of resistance-temperature (RT) dependency. As the temperature of the thermistor increases, its electrical resistance decreases. This relationship allows a temperature measurement to be taken by measuring the resistance. A USUG1000-103G-RF thermistor is normally used in four-wire configurations for resistance measurements.

The USUG1000-103G-RF is used in applications such as HVAC, automotive engine management systems, hot tubs and jacuzzis, electric dryers, and medical equipment. It is available on a variety of platforms, including printed circuit boards, remote sensors, and direct wire connections. An advantage of using the thermistor is its ability to operate efficiently in a wide range of temperatures and environments.

The USUG1000-103G-RF is a reliable and accurate temperature sensor with inherent stability and a low temperature coefficient. It is also very simple to install and requires little maintenance or calibration. With its wide temperature range and high accuracy over most temperature ranges, the USUG1000-103G-RF is an excellent choice for accurate temperature measurements at a low cost.

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