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FAQS Frequently Asked Questions Below is a brief compilation of commonly asked questions. Should you require additional information or more detailed answers, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us

Frequently Asked Questions > Thermistors Thermistors (Thermally Sensitive Resisstor), are solid state, electronic devices which detect thermal environmental changes for use in temperature measurement, control and compensation circuitry. Thermistors are

Temperature Sensor – The Thermistor Thermistors (short for thermal resistors) are very simple, discrete two-terminal solid-state devices whose resistance values change with temperature—enough to measure the change with the correct

Passive Components > Ametherm Thermistors / Inrush Current Protection Specialist Ametherm, established in 1994, manufactures rugged Inrush Current Limiting Thermistors and NTC Thermistors for temperature compensation and control. Ametherm is

Thermostat and thermistor A thermostat and thermistor are two ways to use metal and its reactions to temperature to read and report temperature changes. Metals of different types, especially copper,

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Passive Components > Thermistors Passive or Active Protection for Inrush Current? There are several component options for inrush current limiting. The two most common alternatives are the use of NTC

Inrush Current Limter – Thermistors An inrush current limiter is a component used to limit inrush current to avoid gradual damage to components and avoid blowing fuses or tripping circuit