USUR1000-302K

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NTC thermistors are a type of temperature sensor used to measure temperatures ranging from -30˚C to 150˚C. The USUR1000-302K is a popular thermistor and is often used in temperature control, automobile engine cooling systems, medical and military applications, and industrial process control.

The USUR1000-302K operates as an NTC (negative temperature coefficient) thermistor, meaning that as the absolute temperature increases, the resistance decreases. This is in contrast to a PTC thermistor where the resistance increases instead. The USUR1000-302K has a resistance of 10K ohms at 25˚C and has a Beta (B) Value of 4275K. The B Value is used to calculate the change in resistance per degree of temperature change.

When using the USUR1000-302K thermistor in a temperature measurement circuit, the thermistor is connected in series with a resistor, often a 10K ohm resistor. This creates a voltage divider circuit. The voltage output across the thermistor will be inversely proportional to the temperature, which can then be read with an analog or digital Arduino controller. This makes the USUR1000-302K thermistor a simple and versatile tool when measuring temperature.

The USUR1000-302K thermistor has a long service life and is able to withstand a maximum voltage of 1.5V. The range of operations of the USUR1000-302K is from -30˚C to 150˚C and the accuracy of measurements is accurate within the range of 2˚C to 3˚C. The USUR1000-302K thermistor is available in a variety of package sizes and is relatively inexpensive, making it an attractive choice for applications requiring the use of an NTC thermistor.

In summary, the USUR1000-302K thermistor is a reliable and accurate NTC thermistor used for applications requiring temperature control within the temperature range of -30˚C to 150 ˚C. The thermistor is relatively inexpensive and is available in a variety of package sizes. The thermistor is often used in temperature control, automobile engine cooling systems, medical and military applications, and industrial process control.

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