Amphenol Advanced Sensors Harsh Environment NTC Type CR-1 Chip Thermistors
Amphenol Advanced Sensors NTC Type CR-1 Chip Thermistors are ideal for harsh environments and high volume assembly. These devices incorporate NK format NTC chip thermistors consisting of (Sn) tin-coated (Sn) Alloy 52 leads with a high-performance acid and moisture resistant coating. The coating offers a unique combination of properties that can be used in applications where moisture, high temperatures, or chemicals can damage other thermistor coatings. Amphenol NTC Type CR-1 Chip Thermistors offer performance up to 190°C with excellent stability, high thermal shock resistance, small body diameter, and a fast response time.
Features
- Performance up to 190°C with excellent stability
- High thermal shock resistance
- Small body diameter
- Fast response
- Designed for accurate temperature measurement, control, and compensation
- Harsh environment fluid-resistance
- Water immersion, silver migration resistance
- Flexible-coated leads can be easily formed
- Insulation resistance to 1kV DC
- Tight tolerances on resistance and B value
- AEC Q200 Rev D qualified (Material 4A Types)
- Available on bandolier to IEC 286-2RoHS 2011/65/EC / REACH compliant
Applications
- Automotive
- HVAC
- Batteries
- White goods
- Aerospace
- Marine
- Military
- Industrial
- Healthcare
Additional Resources
- Product Spotlight
- Application Spotlight: NTC Sensor Linearization
- Application Spotlight: Power Budgets/Dissipation
- Application Spotlight: Thermistors FAQ
- Automotive Spotlight
- Technical Note: CR1 - Breakthrough in Thermistor Coating for Harsh Environment Applications
- Reference Guide: Sensor Temperature Resistance Curves
- NTC Product Overview
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