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thermistor A device that measures temperature by monitoring changes in the electrical resistance of a probe immersed in hot water. Thermistors perform the temperature measurements in the Deliverance range.
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thermistor Electronic device used in place of a mechanical thermostat, that measures water temperature.
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thermistor Temperature sensor.
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thermistor A temperature sensor. The name comes from thermal resistor. It comprises a mixture of certain oxides with finely divided copper, of which the resistance is very sensitive to change of temperature.
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thermistor A semiconductor device who's electrical resistance changes with temperature.
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