
TDK NTC thermistor, 25 ohm at 25°C, 3A max current, 11.5mm disc. Ideal for temperature sensing and inrush limiting.
The TDK B57236S*M NTC Thermistor** is a high-quality component designed for precise temperature sensing and inrush current limiting. With a resistance of 25 ohms at 25°C and a maximum steady state current of 3A, this thermistor ensures reliable performance in a variety of electronic applications.
Featuring a disc size of 11.5mm, it offers a compact and robust solution for circuit protection and temperature monitoring. The component is designed for through-hole mounting and is suitable for use in power supplies, motor controls, and other electronic devices where temperature stability and current control are essential.
Key Features
The TDK thermistor is manufactured to high standards, ensuring long-term stability and durability. It is widely used in industrial and consumer electronics for reliable temperature-dependent resistance characteristics.
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