Learning 101 Thermistors
Too old of dog... :(
Thermistor range needed hopefully near zero but 10 ohms will do fine.
Upper resistance 200 ohms
Inverse operation. Meaning lower temperature to 0°F the lower the resistance.
Upper range 200 ohms at 50c or 122°F.
Of couse I can use a pull-up resistor within reason.
I need to narrow the performance window then concentrate on getting a bullet proof package. A thermistor to be glued or screwed onto a battery lug with leads to a weather pack terminal.
I forgot to bring my Newark catalog. Too many sites encourage contact with a traveling salesman. Tacos over techtalk?
Thank you and yes the thermistor is for what you think it is...the power supplies.
A part number and spec sheet would be wunderbar...
Thank You
Thermistor range needed hopefully near zero but 10 ohms will do fine.
Upper resistance 200 ohms
Inverse operation. Meaning lower temperature to 0°F the lower the resistance.
Upper range 200 ohms at 50c or 122°F.
Of couse I can use a pull-up resistor within reason.
I need to narrow the performance window then concentrate on getting a bullet proof package. A thermistor to be glued or screwed onto a battery lug with leads to a weather pack terminal.
I forgot to bring my Newark catalog. Too many sites encourage contact with a traveling salesman. Tacos over techtalk?
Thank you and yes the thermistor is for what you think it is...the power supplies.
A part number and spec sheet would be wunderbar...
Thank You
