Thermistors
A thermistor is a type of resistor that changes resistance with temperature. It is often used in temperature sensing and control applications because of its high sensitivity and fast response time. Thermistors can be found in a variety of devices, including thermostats, automotive engines, and medical equipment. They are also used in industrial processes to monitor and control temperature. Flux.ai has the world's largest community-driven public library of thermistors, including footprints, symbols, datasheets, and simulation models. This extensive collection makes it easy for designers and engineers to find the right thermistor for their specific needs. Whether you are working on a small consumer device or a large industrial project, Flux.ai's library has the resources you need to get the job done.
10KF3950
10KF3950 is an NTC (Negative Temperature Coefficient) thermistor with a nominal resistance of 10 kΩ at 25°C and a B-value of 3950 K. Its resistance decreases as temperature increases, making it suitable for temperature sensing, compensation, monitoring, and control applications in electronic circuits. It is commonly available in compact SMD packages such as 0402, 0603, and 0805. Key Features Resistance at 25°C: 10 kΩ B Constant (25/50°C): 3950 K ±1% Resistance Tolerance: ±1% Operating Temperature Range: -40°C to +125°C Rated Power: 100 mW Fast thermal response due to small chip size High sensitivity to temperature changes RoHS compliant Available in 0402, 0603, and 0805 SMD packages for space-constrained designs Typical Applications Battery pack temperature monitoring Power supply thermal protection Consumer electronics Industrial control systems Automotive electronics HVAC equipment Smart home devices Temperature compensation circuits #CommonPartsLibrary #thermistor #NTC
166 Uses0 StarsNTC5D-15
The NTC5D-15 is a negative temperature coefficient thermistor designed for inrush current limiting and surge current suppression in power electronic circuits. It provides high resistance at ambient temperature to restrict excessive startup current and gradually decreases in resistance as it self-heats during operation, allowing normal current flow with minimal power loss. This component is commonly used in switched-mode power supplies, battery chargers, motor drives, lighting equipment, consumer electronics, industrial control systems, and other AC or DC power applications requiring reliable inrush current protection. Key Features Negative temperature coefficient thermistor technology Designed for inrush current limiting applications High surge current handling capability Low resistance during normal operating conditions Fast thermal response characteristics Stable electrical performance over repeated power cycles High reliability and long operational life Radial leaded through-hole package Suitable for AC and DC power systems Helps protect power supplies, rectifiers, capacitors, and switching devices from excessive startup current Electrical Characteristics NTC thermistor element Inrush current limiter function Low steady-state resistance after self-heating High energy absorption capability Wide operating temperature range Stable resistance-temperature behavior Suitable for continuous current operation within specified ratings Applications Switched-mode power supplies AC-DC converters Battery charging systems LED drivers and lighting equipment Industrial automation systems Motor control circuits Consumer electronics Home appliances Telecommunications equipment Power distribution modules Mechanical Characteristics Radial lead configuration Through-hole mounting Epoxy-coated thermistor body Compact package size for PCB installation RoHS-compliant construction depending on manufacturer version #commonpartslibrary #passivecomponent #thermistor #ntc #inrushcurrentlimiter #surgeprotection #powermanagement #powersupply #circuitprotection #industrialelectronics #powerelectronics #electroniccomponent
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