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3DA100K

3DA100K

3DA100K

Ametherm

Tolerance:10% 10 Through Hole -55°C~150°C 2916K B Value Tolerance:±3% Bulk

SOT-23

3DA100K Datasheet

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Specifications
Name Value
Type Parameter
Factory Lead Time 14 Weeks
Mounting Type Through Hole
Package / Case Disc, 7.6mm Dia x 1.5mm W
Operating Temperature -55°C~150°C
Packaging Bulk
Tolerance 10%
Part Status Active
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL) 1 (Unlimited)
Termination Through Hole
Resistance 10kOhm
Max Operating Temperature 300°C
Min Operating Temperature -55°C
Lead Pitch 2.54mm
Lead Length 0.98 25.00mm
Power - Max 1W
Resistance Tolerance ±10%
Resistance in Ω @ 25°C 10
B Value Tolerance ±3%
B25/85 2916K
B25/50 2891K
B25/100 2924K
B25/75 2910K
B0/50 2859K
Diameter 7.62mm
Width 1.524mm
RoHS Status ROHS3 Compliant
Pricing & Ordering
Quantity Unit Price Ext. Price
1 $0.64000 $0.64
500 $0.6336 $316.8
1000 $0.6272 $627.2
1500 $0.6208 $931.2
2000 $0.6144 $1228.8
2500 $0.608 $1520
3DA100K Product Details

3DA100K Overview


Thermistors from NTC come in the form of a Bulk package. The Disc, 7.6mm Dia x 1.5mm W package includes it for convenience. For NTC thermistors to function, they must have a resistance tolerance of ±10%. Setting NTC thermistors to -55°C~150°C ensures reliable performance. Temperatures above 300°C allow NTC thermistors to operate reliably. At -55°C, NTC thermistors are reliable. The NTC thermistors set the maximum power at 1W.

3DA100K Features


Package/Case: Bulk
Operating Temperature: -55°C~150°C
10kOhm Resistance
Mounting Type: Through Hole
10% Tolerance


3DA100K Applications


There are a lot of Ametherm
3DA100K NTC Thermistors applications.


  • Personal Computer and Peripheral Device
  • Liquid Crystal Display
  • Temperature measurement and compensation
  • LCD compensation
  • Battery packs
  • Mobile phones
  • CD players
  • Heating systems
  • Air-conditioning systems
  • Refrigeration

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