A ceramic temperature sensitive resistor.

temperature sensitive resistors

A device that measures temperature by monitoring changes in the electrical resistance of a probe immersed in hot water. Thermistors perform the temperature measurements in the Deliverance range.

Sensor in the fuser that switches the fuser lamp on and off to keep the fuser roller at 210ºC.

A thermally-sensitive resistor whose resistance changes with temperature.

interfaced probe used to measure temperature

Is a heat sensitive resistor that changes resistance with a change in temperature.

A temperature sensor consisting of a semiconductor that provides rapid and large changes in resistance for relatively small changes in temperature.

A device that senses temperature changes by using a resistor with an electrical resistance that falls when temperature rises.

a temperature sensor based on the high temperature coefficient of resistance of certain semi-conducing materials.

a semiconductor device made of materials whose resistance varies as a function of temperature; can be used to compensate for temperature variation in other components of a circuit

a an electrical resistor whose resistance value varies inversely with temperature - in other words, its resistance drops as it's heated

a device that changes its electrical resistance dramatically with a small change in temperature

a device used to determine temperature

a device used to keep the printer from overheating

a device whose electrical resistance goes up and down when the temperature goes up and down

a device whose resistance varies proportionally

a kind of semiconductor in which the level of electrical resistance changes according to temperature

an electronic device whose resistance decreases proportionally with an increase in temperature

an input transducer (sensor) which converts temperature (heat) to resistance

a non-linear resistance temperature detector, made from semi-conducting material

a piece of semiconductor made from metal oxides, pressed into a small bead, disk, wafer, or other shape, sintered at high temperatures, and finally coated with epoxy or glass

a remarkably small and inexpensive device, which when added to a simple circuit, provides a way to make indirect but precise temperature measurements

a resistive device composed of metal oxides formed into a bead and encapsulate in epoxy or glass

a resistor, and, just like any resistor, it produces heat energy whenever current passes through it

a resistor which changes value in a predictable way when it heats up

a resistor whose electrical resistance changes with temperature

a resistor whose resistance to electrical current changes predictably with temperature

a semiconducting circuit element that typically exhibits a high negative coefficient of resistance

a semiconductor device that acts as a temperature-sensitive electric resistor

a semiconductor having resistance that varies rapidly and predictably with temperature

a semiconductor in which almost all of the electrons are bound closely to their parent atoms and will not move

a small device whose resistance changes along with the temperature

a small electrical resister made of a material whose resistance varies sharply in a well-known manner with the temperature it is exposed to

a small electronic device in which changes in temperature produce changes in electrical resistance

a small, inexpensive electronic device, which is commonly used to measure temperature

a small resistive device which changes resistance with temperature variance

a sophisticated sensor that allows the heater to self-adjust the heat output to maintain the desired temperature

a special resistor, the resistance of which varies with temperature

a special semiconductor diode whose conductivity increases with the diode temperature

a temperature dependent resistor

a temperature measuring device which is typically used in a feedback loop to stabilize the temperature of the laser

a temperature sensing device that is used to regulate the temperature in the fusing roller assembly

a temperature sensitive device that is very sensitive to small temperature changes

a thermally sensitive resistor having a high negative co-efficient of resistance

a thermally-sensitive resistor with a resistance that changes significantly and predictably as a result of temperature changes

a tiny electronic sensor that has the ability to measure temperature rapidly with extreme accuracy

a type of resistorused to measure temperaturechanges, relying on the change in its resistancewith changing temperature

a type of semi-conductor in which the resistance decreases as the temperature rises

a type of thermometer that is capable of measuring temperatures at various depths in the road structure

a type of variable resistor where the resistance value is dependent on the temperature

A temperature transducer constructed of semiconductor material and for which the temperature is converted into a resistance.

a device that measures temperature by measuring the resistance to electric flow in a metal as the temperature changes.

A semiconductor device who's electrical resistance changes with temperature.

Sensing device which changes its electrical resistance according to temperature. Used in the control system to generate input data on collector and storage temperatures.

A type of electrical therometer whose electrical resistance decreases markedly and monotonically as the temperature increases. This instrument is often used on radiosondes or rocketsondes .

A bead-like temperature sensing device consisting of metallic oxides encapsulated in epoxy or glass. The resistance of a thermistor typically falls off sharply with increasing temperature, making it a particularly good sensing device. A thermistor has a negative temperature coefficient.

An electrical device whose resistance decreases as its temperature increases. Electricity and magnetism

A device whose electrical resistance are measured to determine the temperature of the air. Usually, the resistance decreases at a rate of 4% per degree of Celsius.

A type of device that can be used to limit inrush current in certain types of power supplies, such as off-line switchers. They have a very high electrical resistance when they are cold, and practically no resistance when used at operating temperature.

An electronic component whose resistance id a function of temperature.

A semi-conductor electronic device that changes resistance with a change in temperature.

A type of resistive temperature sensor. The thermistor resistance changes as a function of temperature.

A resistor whose resistance changes with temperatures, typically several % of resistance per °F.

A temperature sensor. The name comes from ther mal res istor. It is a semiconductor that exhibits a large change in resistance as a function of temperature. Most thermistors exhibit a negative temperature coefficient, where resistance decreases as temperature rises. These are referred to as NTC thermistors.

A semiconductor device whose resistance varies with temperature. A type of bolometer characterized by a decrease in resistance as the dissipated power increases. [ Thermistors

A resistor having semiconductor properties where resistance varies rapidly and predictably with changes in temperature.

An electronic device that makes use of the change of resistivity of semiconductor with a change in temperature. In power supplies, negative temperature coefficient thermistors frequently are used as inrush current limiting devices.

An electrical resistor composed of semiconductor material, whose resistance is a known rapidly varying function of temperature.

an electrical resistor making us of a semiconductor whose resistance varies sharply in a known manner with the temperature

A temperature-sensing element composed of sintered semiconductor material which exhibits a large change in resistance proportional to a small change in temperature. Thermistors usually have negative temperature coefficients. Thermocouple Type Material (ANSI Symbol) J Iron/Constantan K CHROMEGA®/ALOMEGA® T Copper/Constantan E CHROMEGA®/Constantan R Platinum/Platinum 13% Rhodium S Platinum/Platinum 10% Rhodium B Platinum 6% Rhodium/Platinum30% Rhodium G* Tungsten/Tungsten 26% Rhenium C* Tungsten 5% Rhenium/Tungsten 26% Rhenium D* Tungsten 3% Rhenium/Tungsten 150 Rhenium *Not ANSI symbols.

A resistive circuit component having a high negative temperature coefficient of resistance, so that its resistance decreases as temperature increases. Made of a rugged two-terminal ceramic-like semiconductor bead, rod or disk. The term is derived from "thermal resistance".

Resistor that varies in value according to its temperature.

This is a special type of resistor. The resistance of all resistors changes slightly as they get hotter. Thermistors are usually made so that their resistance falls noticeably as the temperature around them rises.

A resistive temperature measurement device whose resistance decreases as the temperature increases. A thermistor is a stable, compact, and rugged two terminal ceramic-like semiconductor bead.

A semiconductor which exhibits rapid and extremely large changes in resistance for relatively small changes in temperature.

A device for measuring temperature whose electrical resistance varies markedly and monotonically with varying temperature and which possesses a negative temperature coefficient of resistivity.

A thermistor is a thermally sensitive resistor whose primary function is to exhibit a change in electrical resistance with a change in body temperature. Transition temperature: See Switch temperature (Ts).

A resistive temperature device composed of metal oxides. A thermistorâ€(tm)s resistance changes in a predictable way with changes in temperature.

A thermistor is a device for determining temperature.

An electrical resistance device used in the measurement of temperature.

An electronic measurement system that tells the pilot the temperature of the air inside the top of the envelope. It is important not to get the fabric too hot. More than 125 degrees Celsius will damage most balloon fabrics.

A resistor that is sensitive to temperature changes. It will change in resistance as a function of changing temperature.

A solid-state sensor or device that changes resistance in relation to temperature, i.e., CTS sensor resistance decreases as temperature increases.

Electronic device used in place of a mechanical thermostat, that measures water temperature.

A device which measures temperature. The sensor for the thermistor is a semi-conducting resister whose resistance changes significantly with temperature.

A device with electrical resistance that varies markedly and monotonically and that possesses a negative temperature coefficient of resistivity. The thermistors commonly used in meteorology are composed of solid semiconducting materials with resistance that decreases 4% per °C. They are constructed in a variety of sizes and may be obtained with thermal time constants of a millisecond or less. Meteorological applications include thermometers, anemometers, and bolometers.

A device that changes electrical resistance as temperature changes. A coolant sensor and air temperature sensor are thermistors.

A temperature sensitive resistor usually made from specially processed oxides that are used to sense end of charge temperature rises and terminates high rate charging.

A type of sensor used to measure temperature that is essentially a temperature-sensitive resistor. In conjunction with a reference voltage, an op-amp, and an analog-to-digital converter, a thermistor can be used to measure temperatures digitally. Compare to resistance temperature detector, thermocouple. [ more] A thermistor circuit.

A semiconductor sensor that exhibits a repeatable change in electrical resistance as a function of temperature. Most thermistors exhibit a negative temperature coefficient.

Temperature-sensitive resistor that changes resistance based on temperature fluctuation.

A semiconductor device that changes resistance in response to a change in temperature.

Temperature sensitive semiconductor that has a negative temperature coefficient of resistance. As temperature increases, resistance decreases.

A thermistor is a type of resistor used to measure temperature changes, relying on the change in its resistance with changing temperature. Thermistor is a combination of the words thermal and resistor. The Thermistor was first invented by Samuel Ruben in 1930, and has U.S.