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thermistor a resistor whose resistance changes with temperature. Because of the known dependence of resistance on temperature, the resistor can be used as a temperature sensor.
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thermistor Temperature sensitive semiconductor that has a negative temperature coefficient of resistance. As temperature increases, resistance decreases.
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thermistor a temperature sensor based on the high temperature coefficient of resistance of certain semi-conducing materials. See the Thermistor page for details
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thermistor A temperature sensitive resistor usually made from specially processed oxides that are used to sense end of charge temperature rises and terminates high rate charging.
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thermistor A type of device that can be used to limit inrush current in certain types of power supplies, such as off-line switchers. They have a very high electrical resistance when they are cold, and practically no resistance when used at operating temperature.
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