what is thermistor? | how it works? | NTC & PTC?
what is thermistor? | how thermistor work’s? | what is NTC & PTC?
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FRIENDS.
Thermistor
As name
suggest it is a (thermal based resistor).
A thermistor
is a type of resistor whose resistance varies significantly with temperature.
There
are basic two types of thermistor.
NTC &
PTC.
NTC
(negative temperature co-efficient)
When heated,
its resistance decreases, when cooled its
resistance increases.
PTC
(positive temperature co-efficient)
When heated,
its resistance increases, when cooled its resistance
decreases.
THERMISTOR
SYMBOL:
Uses
of Thermistors
Thermistors have a wide range of applications.
They are widely used in many different liquid and ambient air environments as a
means of measuring temperature as a thermistor thermometer. Some of the thermistors ‘most common uses include:
·
Electronic thermometers (thermostats)
·
Automotive applications (to monitor oil and
coolant temperatures in cars and trucks)
·
Household appliances (such as microwaves,
refrigerators and ovens)
·
Battery safety (i.e. surge protection)
·
Rechargeable batteries (to ensure proper
battery temperature is maintained)
·
To measure the thermal conductivity of
electrical materials
·
Temperature control (i.e. maintenance of
rechargeable batteries)
But
the main thing is (how to check a thermistor).
Here are
the steps:-
· Take a multimeter & set it on
ohm(Ω) mode.
· As we check a resistor, connect two
probes to two legs of thermistor (no positive or negative required).
· Now heat the thermistor using some
heat source ex: solder iron, etc.
· If resistance increases with heat, it
is PTC type thermistor.
· & if resistance decreases with
heat, it is NTC type thermistor.
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