Online calculators helps determine thermistor beta, temperature coefficient and resistance temperature
23-08-2017 |
Ametherm
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Test & Measurement
Ametherm has introduced a new calculators page to its website. Offering a convenient and time-saving resource, the online calculators allow design engineers to quickly determine the beta value of NTC thermistors, in addition to their temperature coefficient and resistance temperature characteristics using the Steinhart-Hart Equation.
A thermistor's beta value indicates the shape of the curve representing the relationship between the device's resistance and temperature. Beta value is used to calculate temperature coefficient of the thermistor, which in turn, is used in calculating the temperature accuracy of the thermistor.
The temperature coefficient of a thermistor is used when calculating its tolerance in terms of temperature. With the calculator, designers can determine the tolerance at any temperature for any given beta value. With the Steinhart and Hart Calculator, the temperature for any given resistance can be calculated using coefficients based on three measurements — low, mid and high-temperature.
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