A The NTC Temperature Sensor is typically accurate to within 0.5°C and precise to within 0.1°C. The accuracy and precision of a sensor will depend on its specific model, so it is important to consider your particular application when selecting a sensor.

A The NTC Temperature Sensor is very durable and can withstand harsh industrial environments. It is shock, vibration, and corrosion-resistant, allowing it to operate reliably in tough conditions for long periods of time.

A The response time of an NTC Temperature Sensor depends on its sampling rate, as well as its thermal characteristics. Generally speaking, most NTC Temperature Sensors have a response time of a few hundred milliseconds or less.

A An NTC temperature sensor works by measuring the electrical resistance of the thermistor in response to a change in temperature. When the temperature of the thermistor increases, its electrical resistance decreases, and vice versa. The NTC Temperature Sensor measures this variation in resistance, which can then be converted into a temperature reading.

A The NTC Temperature Sensor includes a thermistor, a printed circuit board (PCB), and a connector. The connector can be either a B-style or M-style connector, depending on the model of sensor. The PCB provides the interface between the thermistor and the electronics, allowing the thermistor's electrical resistance to be measured.

A The NTC Temperature Sensor covers a wide range of temperatures, from -40°C to 150°C. It can also be calibrated to detect temperatures between -20°C and +120°C.

A Can be selected according to the table

A Can be selected according to the table

A Does it need to be waterproof, moisture-proof, cold-resistant and other

A Choose different temperature-resistant wires and different resistance values for different purposes