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What is the circuit diagram of a bead thermistor?
Wiki User
2011-10-20 20:49:09
The sign i have been using for the last few years on my courses
has been the rectangular symbol of a usual resistor with a diagonal
line passing through it and a degrees centigrade annotation next to
it
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