NTC thermistor PM Series

NTC thermistor
NTC thermistor
NTC thermistor
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Characteristics

Type
NTC
Temperature

Min.: -50 °C
(-58 °F)

Max.: 150 °C
(302 °F)

Description

Point Matched NTC Thermistor (PM Series) PM series thermistors have epoxy encapsulated bead diameters of 0.095”, have an operating temperature range from -50°C to 150°C, are available in numerous base resistances and Betas, can be supplied with tolerances to ±1.0% at a variety of customer selected temperatures, and are available with #28 to #32 AWG un-insulated lead wire. RoHS Compliant. Specifications Custom Thermistors: For Custom PM Series Thermistors - contact Selco Standard Size: .095" diameter, 2" or 3" length leads Beta: 3435K - 4847K (25ºC/85ºC) Resistance at 25ºC: 1K Ohms to 1 Million Ohms Tolerance at 25ºC: ±1% to ±10% or ±0.1ºC to ±1.0ºC Temp Range: To match your requirements Dissipation Value: 2 mW/ºC in still air 13 mW/ºC in stirred oil Thermal Time Constant: Typically 0.75 seconds in stirred oil Maximum Power Rating: 30 mW at 25ºC to 1 mW at 100ºC (used in 'self-heat' applications such a liquid level control and air flow sensing) Description Below are some example part numbers with application specific probe housing, lead wire details, overall length, etc. These assemblies are typically RoHS compliant. PM-A001K-2C14 NTC thermistor, 1K Ohm base resistance at 25°C, Beta of 3977K (25/85), tolerance of ±2.0% at 25°C, 0.95” diameter epoxy encapsulated thermistor, with two un-insulated #30 AWG tinned copper leads, with an overall length of 2.0”. PM-D100K-1B14 NTC thermistor, 100K Ohm base resistance at 25°C, Beta of 4262K (25/85), tolerance of ±1.0% at 0°C, 0.95” diameter epoxy encapsulated thermistor, with two un-insulated #30 AWG tinned copper leads, with an overall length of 2.0”.

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