B57867S103J140 EPCOS Inc, B57867S103J140 Datasheet

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NTC thermistors for temperature measurement Miniature sensors with bendable wires Series/Type: B57867S Date: February 2009 © EPCOS AG 2009. Reproduction, publication and dissemination of this publication, enclosures hereto and the information contained therein without EPCOS' prior express consent is prohibited. ...

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Temperature measurement Miniature sensors with bendable wires Applications Temperature measurement Features Short response time High measuring accuracy Different tolerances available Epoxy resin encapsulation Silver-plated nickel leads UL approval (E69802) Options Alternative lead lengths on request Delivery mode Bulk General technical ...

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Temperature measurement Miniature sensors with bendable wires Reliability data Test Standard Storage in IEC dry heat 60068-2-2 Storage in damp IEC heat, steady state 60068-2-78 Rapid temperature IEC cycling 60068-2-14 Long-term stability (empirical value) Please read Cautions and warnings and ...

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Temperature measurement Miniature sensors with bendable wires R/T characteristics 1008 R/T No 3560 K 25/100 R /R (%/ 55.0 53.104 6.1 50.0 39.318 6.0 45.0 29.325 5.8 40.0 22.03 5.7 35.0 16.666 ...

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Temperature measurement Miniature sensors with bendable wires 1008 R/T No 3560 K 25/100 R /R (%/ 160.0 0.02279 2.0 165.0 0.020667 2.0 170.0 0.01878 1.9 175.0 0.01709 1.9 180.0 0.015582 1.8 185.0 ...

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Temperature measurement Miniature sensors with bendable wires R/T characteristics 8016 R/T No 3988 K 25/100 R /R (%/ 55.0 96.3 7.4 50.0 67.01 7.2 45.0 47.17 6.9 40.0 33.65 6.7 35.0 24.26 ...

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Temperature measurement Miniature sensors with bendable wires Please read Cautions and warnings and Important notes at the end of this document. Page B57867S S867 ...

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Temperature measurement Miniature sensors with bendable wires Mounting instructions 1 Soldering 1.1 Leaded NTC thermistors Leaded thermistors comply with the solderability requirements specified by CECC. When soldering, care must be taken that the NTC thermistors are not damaged by excessive ...

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Temperature measurement Miniature sensors with bendable wires Bending strength: Test Ub: Two 90 -bends in opposite directions at a weight of 0.25 kg. Torsional strength: Test Uc: severity 2 The lead is bent distance of 6 ...

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Temperature measurement Miniature sensors with bendable wires The components should be left in the original packing. Touching the metallization of unsoldered thermistors may change their soldering properties. Storage temperature: Relative humidity (without condensation): Solder the thermistors listed in this data ...

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Temperature measurement Miniature sensors with bendable wires Cautions and warnings General See "Important notes" at the end of this document. Storage Store thermistors only in original packaging. Do not open the package prior to storage. Storage conditions in original packaging: ...

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Temperature measurement Miniature sensors with bendable wires Mounting Ensure that no thermo-mechanical stress occurs due to production processes (curing or overmolding processes) when thermistors are sealed, potted or overmolded or during their subsequent operation. The maximum temperature of the thermistor ...

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Temperature measurement Miniature sensors with bendable wires Symbols and terms Symbol English A Area AWG American Wire Gauge B B value B B value determined by resistance 25/100 measurement and 100 C C Heat capacitance th I ...

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Temperature measurement Miniature sensors with bendable wires Symbol English Temperature coefficient Tolerance, change Dissipation factor th Thermal cooling time constant c Thermal time constant a Abbreviations / Notes Symbol English Surface-mounted devices * To be replaced by a number in ...

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Important notes The following applies to all products named in this publication: 1. Some parts of this publication contain statements about the suitability of our products for certain areas of application. These statements are based on our knowledge of typical ...