NTC What it is NTC (Negative Temperature Coefficient) thermistor — a temperaturesensing component that decreases resistance as temperature rises. Designed for reliable temperature measurement and control in electronic systems. Key benefits Accurate, repeatable temperature sensing for control and monitoring tasks. Simple to integrate into measurement circuits, control boards, and protection systems. Costeffective temperature detection without complex calibration. Stable behavior over typical operating ranges for predictable performance. Core attributes Function: temperature sensing and temperaturedependent resistance element for use in measurement, compensation, and protection circuits. Compatibility: works with common analog measurement circuits and microcontroller ADC inputs; suitable for integration in consumer electronics, HVAC, battery management, and industrial control systems. Size and form: compact thermistor element for easy placement on PCBs or in assemblies. Material and construction: standard thermistor construction for stable negative temperature coefficient behavior. Performance: responsive change in resistance with temperature, enabling fast detection and control actions. Practical applications Temperature monitoring in power supplies and battery packs to prevent overheating. Environmental sensing in HVAC systems and appliance controls to maintain setpoints. Feed into microcontroller ADC for temperaturebased control in consumer electronics and DIY projects. Why choose this NTC Straightforward, proven temperaturesensing solution for a wide range of applications. Minimal additional circuitry required to convert resistance changes into usable temperature data. Reliable option for designers and technicians who need consistent thermal feedback. Note: NTC denotes the thermistor type and its negative temperature coefficient behavior.