This article provides a tutorial, a design procedure, and circuit examples that use NTC (negative-temperature-coefficient) thermistors in temperature-tracking power supplies. NTC thermistors provide a ...

temperature relationship in NTC thermistors. As defined by IEC 60539, NTC (Negative Temperature Coefficient) Thermistors are thermally sensitive semiconductor resistors which show a decrease in ...

While that’s true of all resistors, with thermistors the change is larger and desired. They come in two types: NTC, or Negative Temperature Coefficient thermistors, where as the temperature ...

However, since the thermistor sensor has a negative temperature coefficient, its resistance decreases as the temperature increases, so a high value of current flowing through it will result in a ...

The thermistor. The hot end and the heated ... You usually use a negative temperature coefficient (NTC) device where the resistance goes down as the temperature goes up. But exactly what ...

it is said to have a positive temperature coefficient (PTC). If the thermistor decreases its resistance with an increase in its temperature, it is said to have a negative temperature coefficient (NTC) ...