Product Announcements: Thermistors

MF52A105F4700 used in Air-condition equipment, Heating apparatus, Electric thermometers, Liquid level sensors and much more. (read more)

CQC,UL Passed MF52A40.27KF3950 Temp Measurement NTC Thermistor used in Liquid level sensors, Automobile electricity,Electric table-boards and mobile phones.. (read more)

High precision, steady, wide resistance in a small thermistor offering a fast response with high sensitivity. Excellent for automobile, office equipment and battery applications. (read more)

Part No.:MF51E103E3950, Rated Resistance:10kΩ±0.5% with Operating Temperature:-40~+100℃. For applications including medical and electrical equipment offering fast response and precision. (read more)

Applications: air-conditioner, heating apparatus, electric thermometer, liquid level sensor, automobile electronics, electric table-board. (read more)

The YGM1 PTC motor protector thermistors from Cantherm react with a very high sensitivity over a narrow temperature band and exhibit an exponential increase in resistance when the target temperature of the windings is reached and relayed to a monitoring device. (read more)

Spectrum Controls introduces a high power, compact heater design that utilizes proven ceramic PTC technology to act as the heating element. The PTC thermistors used in this high power heater are self-regulating elements that can operate at a nearly constant temperature over a wide range of voltage and environmental conditions. (read more)

These standard disc style thermistors are ideal for use in those applications where low cost and a rugged design are desired. Thermistors are available either coated or uncoated and are available in a variety of resistance values, curves and tolerances to suit a wide variety of applications. (read more)

Omega introduces the HHF-SD1 series of hot wire and standard thermistor anemometer with SD card data logger. (read more)

RTI Electronics manufactures precision resistance-temperature ACCU-CURVE Thermistors that offer interchangeability over a broad temperature range. Accurate temperature measurement from +/- 1.0 to +/- 0.2 degrees C is available in temperature ranges from 0 to 70 degrees C with standard resistance values from 2,252 to 100,000 ohms (read more)