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Negative Temperature Coefficient is referred to as NTC. The resistance of NTC thermistors reduces as temperature rises because they have a negative temperature coefficient.
They are generally utilised as current-limiting and resistive temperature sensors. The temperature sensitivity coefficient is approximately 10 times greater than that of resistance temperature detectors and roughly five times greater than that of silicon temperature sensors (silistors) (RTDs).
NTC sensors are frequently employed in the temperature range of 55 to +200 °C.
The Global NTC Thermistor Temperature Sensors market accounted for $XX Billion in 2021 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2022 to 2030.
The NTCSP family of products from TDK Corporation have been expanded with the introduction of new chip NTC thermistors created for conductive adhesion mounting.
The chip NTC thermistors are utilised in automotive applications such as ABS, inside the gearbox or engine, and more for temperature detection and correction, measuring without direct touch.
The new NTCSP series part numbers include dimensions of 1.0 0.5 mm and 1.6 0.8 mm and come in 10 k, 47 k, and 100 k types.
The new chip NTC thermistors product employs AgPd termination, which enables conductive adhesion mounting, in response to the need for a variety of mounting techniques. They work well in applications where soldering is challenging.
NTC Thermistor Temperature Sensors is a manufacturer of thermistor based sensors and temperature sensing products. Their products are used in industrial, medical, and consumer applications. Recently, the company has made several strategic acquisitions to expand their product offering and strengthen their market position.
NTC Thermistor Temperature Sensors acquired KIC, a U.S. based supplier of temperature control systems used in industrial, medical, and consumer applications. This acquisition allowed NTC Thermistor Temperature Sensors to expand their product portfolio and offer more advanced products to their customers.
NTC Thermistor Temperature Sensors acquired Yeon Technology, a leading manufacturer of temperature sensing and control systems for the automotive and industrial markets. This acquisition enabled NTC Thermistor Temperature Sensors to enter the automotive market, as well as expand their presence in the industrial market.
NTC Thermistor Temperature Sensors acquired Omega Research, a leading supplier of temperature measurement and control products. This acquisition allowed NTC Thermistor Temperature Sensors to expand their product lineup and offer more high-end products, such as data loggers and temperature controllers.
NTC Thermistor Temperature Sensors acquired Deltron, a leading manufacturer of temperature sensing and control products for the HVAC and medical markets. This acquisition enabled NTC Thermistor Temperature Sensors to offer products specifically tailored for the HVAC and medical markets.
One of the most recent trends in NTC thermistor temperature sensors is the use of digital temperature sensors. Digital temperature sensors are smaller, more accurate, and more cost-effective than traditional analog versions.
They are also more reliable and have a longer life-span. Digital temperature sensors are often used in automotive, medical and industrial applications, where accurate temperature readings are required. They are also used in home and commercial HVAC systems, where precise temperature control is needed.
Another recent trend is the use of miniaturized NTC thermistors. These sensors are small, lightweight and easy to install, making them ideal for use in small spaces and tight spaces. The miniaturized sensors are also cost-effective and have a longer life-span than larger sensors. These sensors are also used in home and commercial HVAC systems, as well as in medical and industrial applications.
NTC thermistors are also being used in new and innovative ways. They are being used in medical equipment, such as body temperature sensors, and in industrial automation systems, such as temperature sensors that detect the presence of heat in a particular area. They are also being used in automotive systems, such as engine temperature sensors.
