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What are the thermisters?
It's a resistor that changes values based on the temperature.
What is the type for temperature sensor or probes?
(1) Their are therocouples of J and K type, and others J-K most often used. (2) RTDs 2,3,4 wire types. (3) Thermisters
What can thermistors be used for?
Thermistors can be used for temperature sensing and control in devices such as thermostats, air conditioning systems, and refrigerators. They can also be used in medical applications for monitoring body temperature or in automotive applications for measuring engine temperature.
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