Product Overview
The NTC Thermistor is a Negative Temperature Coefficient Resistor designed to decrease its resistance as ambient temperature increases. It is manufactured from a combination of 2 or 4 metal oxides, including iron, nickel, cobalt, manganese, and copper, which are shaped and sintered at high temperatures. This thermistor is suitable for applications requiring temperature-sensitive resistance characteristics.
Product Attributes
- Brand: Not specified
- Origin: Not specified
- Material (Wrapper): Phenolic aldehyde
- Material (Down-lead): Tinned Electron Wire
- Coating Color: Black
- Certifications: Not specified
Technical Specifications
| Item | Specification Request | Test Conditions | Specification Request |
| Nominal Resistance (251) | 520% | ||
| Max Steady State Current (25) | 3A | ||
| Thermal Time Constant (approx.) | 38S | ||
| Thermal Dissipation Constant (approx.) | 16mW | ||
| Operation Range | -40~+200 | ||
| Approximate resistance value at maximum current | 0.21 | ||
| Max Shock Capacity | 330 f/240V | ||
| Zero Power Resistance | At 25, when the resistance change caused by the internal heating of the resistor body can be ignored relative to the total measurement error. | See Electrical Parameters | |
| B Value | Calculated using the zero Power resistance value at 25 and 50. | See Electrical Parameters | |
| Thermal Dissipation Constant | The ratio of the change of the dissipation power to the corresponding change of the temperature at specified temperature. The unit is: mw/ | See Electrical Parameters | |
| Thermal Time Constant | Under zero power condition, the time required by a thermistor for its body temperature to reach 63.2% of the difference between its initial and final temperature. | See Electrical Parameters | |
| Lead Terminal Tensile Strength | Apply a 1.0kg tensile force to the lead terminal for 10 seconds. | No visible damage; Resistance change: within 20% | |
| Lead Terminal Bend Strength | Fix the resistor body, hang 0.5kg gravity on one lead terminal, bend 90; then restore, and bend 90 in the opposite direction. | No visible damage; Resistance change: within 20% | |
| Vibration | Frequency: 10~50Hz; Amplitude: 1.55mm; Direction and time: X, Y, and Z axes for 2 hours each. | No mechanical damage | |
| Solderability | Solder pot Temperature: 2355; Time: 3S | Coating area: 98% | |
| Resistance to Soldering Heat | Dip the lead wire into molten solder at 35010 to a depth of 4.00.8mm for 3.00.5 seconds. After leaving the specimen at room ambient temperature for 24 hours, measure the resistance. | Resistance change: within 10% | |
| Dry Heat (High Temperature Storage) | Place in 1252 for 1000+48 hours. After leaving the specimen at room ambient for 1 to 2 hours, measure the resistance. | Resistance change: within 10% | |
| Cold (Low Temperature Storage) | Place in -403 for 1000+48 hours. After leaving the specimen at room ambient for 1 to 2 hours, measure the resistance. | Resistance change: within 10% | |
| Humidity Test (Steady State) | 402, 95% RH, 1000 HR | Resistance change: within 10% | |
| Temperature Cycle Test | -40/30 25/5 +125/30 25/5 | Resistance change: within 20% | |
| Operating Temperature | Allowable temperature range while the thermistor works continuously for long time. | -40 to +200 | |
| Storage Conditions | -10~40, RH75% |
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