Knowledge

• 03/Jun2021

  How much do you know about sensors

  Sensor (English name: transducer/sensor) is a detection device that can sense the measured information, and can transform the sensed information into electrical signals or other required forms of info

• 03/May2021

  NTC temperature sensor has great promise in the medical field

  Sensor is the core component of information technology and the only functional device for data acquisition. The data it collects can ensure the smooth operation of the entire sensing, transmission and

• 31/Mar2021

  Ubiquitous small appliances and constantly upgrading thermistors

  The standard configuration of Chinese households in the 21st century is the "old three" household appliances represented by televisions, refrigerators and washing machines. With the improvem

• 17/Mar2021

  Design of NTC Thermistor Formula

  Negative Temperature Coefficient (NTC) thermistors have been widely used in temperature measurement and control due to their sensitivity to temperature changes, short response time, low price, wide te

• 10/Feb2021

  The role of NTC thermistors in wireless charging

  Wireless charging is a process in which an alternating electric field is sent through a coil, and the coil on the back of the device is used to receive electrical energy and store it into the battery

• 24/Feb2021

  Shape and type of thermistor

  A thermistor is a temperature-sensitive resistor, which is generally made of semiconductor materials, and its resistance also changes when the temperature changes. (1) Appearance of thermistor (2) Typ

• 18/Jan2021

  car temperature sensor

  Since the earliest automobiles only used oil pressure sensors and oil quantity sensors, more and more sensors are used in modern automobiles. Automobile sensors are responsible for the collection and

• 01/Jan2021

  The rapid development of NTC chip thermistors

  NTC thermistor is a ceramic semiconductor heat-sensitive crystal sintered from various metal oxides mainly composed of manganese, cobalt and nickel. It is highly sensitive to temperature changes, and