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What is the temperature co-efficient of a resistance of a thermister?
what is the temperature co efficient of resistance of a thermister
What is the temperature sensitive resistor commonly used on vacuum gauges is called a?
Electronic Thermister
What is the difference between thermostat and thermister?
Thermostat is a mechanical device that reacts to heat. As heat is applied the thermostat contracts and allows water to flow through the system. A thermistor is a thermal resistance sensor that also reacts to heat. There are two kinds, one is a negative coefficient and is a positive coefficient. As heat increases it changes the resistance value of the thermistor. That resistance value is transmitted to the computer and/or temperature gauge. Through computation the computer can can tell what temperature the engine is at to make decisions on how it should be run.
How do tosters work?
they just work they just work,work,work
The work you do on a machine is called work?
the work a machine does is the work outputwhat it takes to do the work is the work inputSources;The_work_that_the_simple_machine_does_is_called_the_work
What is the temperature co-efficient of a resistance of a thermister?
what is the temperature co efficient of resistance of a thermister
How does a thermistor work?
A thermister is a resistor that depends on tempature, the higher the temp the lower the resistance t, the lower the temp the higher the resistance
What is the name of the instrument called that measures tempure?
A thermometer or thermister
Which resistive component is designed to be temperature sensitive?
Thermister By GOVIND SINGH SHEKHAWAT
What is the temperature sensitive resistor commonly used on vacuum gauges is called a?
Electronic Thermister
What would cause the air conditioning clutch to go out on a 2000 Nissan Frontier?
If the system has a full charge then the thermister is most likely the cause for it not working.
Le dos juste vous?
ARE YOUR FANS COMING ON? If they aren't coming on, it could be the thermister in the thermostat housing, a blown relay, bad fan motors or wiring OR the thermistor (not the thermostat).
What does a thermister do in a circuit?
A Thermistor Is essentially a variable resistor. The resistance of the thermistor changes with temperature. They're often used to regulate heating elements - like those found in cookers.
Why dont the door locks work when you use them more then once on a 99 suburban?
The lock actuator contains a thermistor wired in series with a small DC motor. The thermistor will quickly heat up when the lock switch is pressed. This causes the resistance to also increase qucikly there by reducing the current flow to the motor. This is a protective function that prevents damage to the lock actuator if the switch is held down too long. It should function several times before the thermister begins to limit the current but over time these devices will weaken and limit the current too quickly. Some time to the point where the doors will not lock or unlock anymore. This requires the lock actuators be replaced. The old thermistor can be removed and a new installed but this takes some effort to find the correct current value thermister.
What do you call a variable resistor that is set up to alter the size of the current in a circuit?
A thermister is a device that changes resistance depending on temperature. A photo resistor changes resistance based on light. Both of these could be used with an amplifying circuit to vary current flow.
Why the C-130 front windows are given the name of NESA windows?
It stands for Non Electro Static Formulation A. They use a layer of stannic oxide, a thermister, and a layer of vinyl. The window is electrically heated to prevent ice formation and also prevents shattering in the case of a bird strike.
What would cause the air conditioning in a Nissan Xterra to not be cold?
It could be freon, it could be various other things.. Have your freon checked first there may be a faulty thermister behind your glove box . it regulates the temperature of the a/c...be sure your freon is up to specs before you begin troubleshooting the system
