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Supplier: Honeywell Sensing & IoT
Description: 111 Series Thermistors are hermetically sealed in glass. They feature relatively uniform size, offer fast time response and are highly sensitive to electric power. They are often suited for use in low heat capacity applications and their micro size allows them to be used in extremely
- Coating: Glass
- Length: 0.3780 inch
- Minimum Thermal Time Constant: 0.5000 sec, in air
- Resistance (@25°C): 100000 ohms
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Supplier: Honeywell Sensing & IoT
Description: 111 Series Thermistors are hermetically sealed in glass. They feature relatively uniform size, offer fast time response and are highly sensitive to electric power. They are often suited for use in low heat capacity applications and their micro size allows them to be used in extremely
- Coating: Glass
- Length: 0.3780 inch
- Minimum Thermal Time Constant: 0.5000 sec, in air
- Resistance (@25°C): 8000 ohms
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Supplier: Honeywell Sensing & IoT
Description: 111 Series Thermistors are hermetically sealed in glass. They feature relatively uniform size, offer fast time response and are highly sensitive to electric power. They are often suited for use in low heat capacity applications and their micro size allows them to be used in extremely
- Coating: Glass
- Length: 0.3780 inch
- Minimum Thermal Time Constant: 0.5000 sec, in air
- Resistance (@25°C): 2000 ohms
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Supplier: Honeywell Sensing & IoT
Description: 111 Series Thermistors are hermetically sealed in glass. They feature relatively uniform size, offer fast time response and are highly sensitive to electric power. They are often suited for use in low heat capacity applications and their micro size allows them to be used in extremely
- Coating: Glass
- Length: 0.3780 inch
- Minimum Thermal Time Constant: 0.5000 sec, in air
- Resistance (@25°C): 1000 ohms
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CR4 - Thread: Air Flow Measurement
If any intrusion is possible then why not use a micro bead thermistor ?
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Analysis of bromo-chlorobenzenes by gas chromatography
The detector was a micro thermistor bead thermal con- ductivity detector.
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Temperature changes of the hypothalamus and body core in ducks feeding in cold water
In a fifth animal, a NTC micro - bead thermistor was implanted into the hypothalamicregion in order to test the thermocouplemeasurements with a method precluding any conductive temperature alterations by the measuring device.
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A sensitive fast-response probe to measure turbulence and heat flux from any airplane
The 6.75 mm pressure inlet at the DSP also serves as a temperature sensor housing containing a Victory Engineering Corp. 0.217 mm micro - bead thermistor (part VECO 45A401C).
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Electrocaloric Materials
The DMM measures the platinum thermometer (PRT) resistance and the resistance of the micro - bead thermistor attached to the sample (denoted by c in the schematic Fig. 7, see also the sample arrangement of the bulk and thick films in Fig. 8).
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Improving the wind and temperature measurements of an airborne meteorological measuring system
The epoxy micro - bead thermistor time-constant is a few 0.1 s, which improves with ventilation ve- locity.
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Closed‐lid factors influencing human corneal oxygen demand
A micro - bead thermistor (mean standard deviation of measurement = 0.24"C) was used to measure the steady state temperatures at cornea to lid, and cornea to atmosphere, interfaces.
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An overview of the microphysical structure of cirrus clouds observed during EMERALD‐1
The probe also provides temperature measurements via a micro - bead thermistor with a response time of 0.07 s.
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Eddy flux measurements above a pine forest
The eddy correlation sensors consisted of a Gill helicoid propeller anemometer for vertical wind velocity, a micro - bead thermistor for temperature fluctuations and a new infrared absorption hygrometer (Hyson and Hicks 1975)for specific humidity fluctuations.
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PACIFIC NORTHWEST LABORATORY ANNUAL REPORT FOR 1967 TO THE USAEC DIVISION OF BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE. VOLUME II. PHYSICAL SCIENCES. PART 3. ATMOSPHERIC SCIENC...
A micro - bead thermistor circuit developed and tested by A. G. Dunbar is responsive to temperature fluctu- ations up to about 10 cps and has a relative accuracy of ±0.05 °c and ±0.01 °c on the fluctuation range settings of…