What are Common Thermistors? What are the Differences?

Common thermistor models include the following types:

1. NTC Thermistor (Negative Temperature Coefficient Thermistor): The resistance value gradually decreases as the temperature rises. Common parameters include temperature coefficient, thermal sensitivity, rated power, rated voltage, operating temperature range, etc.
2. PTC Thermistor (Positive Temperature Coefficient Thermistor): The resistance value gradually increases as the temperature rises. Common parameters include temperature coefficient, thermal sensitivity, rated power, rated voltage, operating temperature range, etc.
3. MF Thermistor (Metal Film Thermistor): A thermistor made using metal film, offering good anti-interference performance. Common parameters include temperature coefficient, accuracy level, rated power, rated voltage, operating temperature range, etc.
4. B-Type Thermistor (Bead Thermistor): A thermistor made from ceramic or glass beads, commonly used for measuring ambient temperature and power supply temperature. Common parameters include temperature coefficient, accuracy level, rated power, rated voltage, operating temperature range, etc.
5. NTC Thermistor with Connector: Common connectors include ferroelectric connectors, glass connectors, epoxy resin connectors, etc. Common parameters include temperature coefficient, thermal sensitivity, rated power, rated voltage, operating temperature range, etc.

For all the above types of thermistors, common parameters include temperature coefficient, thermal sensitivity, rated power, rated voltage, and operating temperature range. Specific parameter values may vary depending on the thermistor model and manufacturer, so it is necessary to refer to the specific thermistor model specification sheet.