Thermistor Basics - NTC PTC
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1. What is Thermistors?
2. List 2 types of Thermistors.
3. In PTC, positive temperatures coefficients, what relationships does temperature compared to resistances?
4. In NTC, what relationships do temperatures compared to resistance?
5. Explain conductor at atom level.
6. Explain insulator at atom level.
7. Explain semiconductor at atom level.
8. List parts that made up a thermistor.
Date: 2023-11-17
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Comments and reviews: 5
TheOneSpam
Hey, suggestion for a video idea: How to use your multimeter I've been watching your videos to better understand what's going on as I tinker with my arduino or esp32, but for some reason, some of these concepts are still hard to fully grasp. Would love a video on how to use my multimeter effectively
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Hey, suggestion for a video idea: How to use your multimeter I've been watching your videos to better understand what's going on as I tinker with my arduino or esp32, but for some reason, some of these concepts are still hard to fully grasp. Would love a video on how to use my multimeter effectively
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Jan
One 5-15 minute video to replace entire school 45 minute class. If only this kind of clarity existed 10 years ago or teachers had half of it.
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One 5-15 minute video to replace entire school 45 minute class. If only this kind of clarity existed 10 years ago or teachers had half of it.
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Swedhgemoni
I really appreciate these videos. I'm in dire need of a refresher of my university courses (electrical engineering) and this helps.
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I really appreciate these videos. I'm in dire need of a refresher of my university courses (electrical engineering) and this helps.
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Hedwig
Honestly, I almost fire my entire house down when first using thermistor! (umm, connect 12V 300Ah to it)
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Honestly, I almost fire my entire house down when first using thermistor! (umm, connect 12V 300Ah to it)
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myles
Silicone becomes more conductive when you heat it so I think they use pure silicone in those thermistors
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Silicone becomes more conductive when you heat it so I think they use pure silicone in those thermistors
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