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What is a ntc thermistor?
A NTC thermistor is a temperature sensor that has a "negative temperature coefficient". That means as temperature goes up, the resistance of the device goes down over it's operating range.
Why did you set this website up?
They set it up for people to ask and answer questions.
How do I a sell website that I set up last year but no longer find time to maintain?
I will recommend you to update your website to get its best value. You can sell your website to someone if your website has a good position in SERP and regular visitors.
Is a NTC thermistor different from PTC thermistor?
Yes, NTC stands for Negative temperature coefficient. This means the resistance goes down as temperature goes up. A PTC has a positive temperature change. As temp goes up, the resistance will increase also.
How can you set up a website where people can join and have their own profile or account?
Try using www.ning.com to set up a website and social network. Hope this helps.
When was the IMDb website first set up?
1990
What was this website made for?
This website was set up to help people if they have a question to ask.
Is it easy to set up a website design service?
There are many websites that make it easy to set up a website. If a person knows HTML than they will be able to easily set up a website. If they do not know HTML than they will have difficulty creating a web site or a web site design service.
Where can one find directions on how to set up a surround sound system?
One can find directions on how to set up a surround sound system by going to the Digital Trends website. The website has an article specifically about how to set up a surround sound system.
What year was first press commission in Pakistan set up?
It was set up in 1961.
How do you set up add?
contact the website/network/etc...
How can I set up a website for free?
The WebEden.co.uk free website builder shows you how to make a website even if you're a beginner. Setting up a website is easy, and includes a free domain.
