Thermistors - NTC & PTC - Thermal Resistors - Temperature Sensors & Resettable Fuses

This electronics video tutorial provides a basic introduction into thermistors also known as temperature dependent resistors. There are two types of thermal resistors - NTC and PTC. PTC thermistors are used as resettable fuses while NTC thermistors are typically used as temperature sensors. What Is a Diode? How To Solve Diode Circuit Problems: Clipper Circuits: Clamper Circuits: Half-Wave Rectifiers: Full-Wave Rectifiers: Full-Wave Bridge Rectifiers: 220V AC to 12V DC Converter: ________________________________________________________________________________________________ Capacitor Voltage Booster Circuit: Half Wave Voltage Doubler Circuit: Full Wave Voltage Doubler Circuit: Voltage Multiplier Circuit: Power Dissipation In LEDs & Diodes: LED Resistor Value: Potentiometers - Variable Resistance: LED Dimmer Circuit: ________________________________________________________________________________________________ Zener Diodes: Voltage Regulators - Zener Diodes: Zener Diode Solar Cell: Power Zener Diodes - Voltage Regulation: 12V LED Battery Level Indicator: Reverse Polarity Circuit Protection: High Voltage Surge Protection Circuit: AC DC Polarity Tester Circuit: DC to AC Reverse Polarity Circuit: Varactor Diodes - Voltage Capacitors: ________________________________________________________________________________________________ Generate Electricity With Crystals! Boost Converter DC to DC Circuit: Simple Voltage Booster Circuit: 6V to 100V DC Boost Converter: 100,000V High Voltage Voltmeter: Buck Converter Circuit: Low Pass and High Pass Filters: RC Band Pass Filters: NPN and PNP Transistors: Night Activated LDR Sensor Circuit: _______________________________________________________________________________________________ NTC Thermistors: PTC Resettable Fuse Thermistors: Alligator Wires: LED Assortment Kit: Disclaimer: Some of the links associated with this video may generate affiliate commissions on my behalf. As an amazon associate, I earn from qualifying purchases that you may make through such affiliate links.
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