For temperature compensation, temperature measurement and control.
Features
material: epoxy-coated
Specifications
nom. resistance: 5 kohm
B-constant (±7%): 4100°K
max. permissible current: 45mA
thermal dissipation constant: 6mW/°C
thermal time constant: 15sec.
dimensions: Ø5mm
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