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Here is a close up of the ballast r. What I was saying is that I can actually turn the resistor completely over with the two connectors attached the same way (so the black would be connected to the now top 2 prongs and the white to the bottom, as before.)
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Details
Material: Semiconductor ceramics/epoxy/Enameled wire
Applicable temperature range：-30~90℃
Output signal: analog signal output
Advantages
1. The product is an epoxy thermistor, and there are many types of wire wound resistor
2. Good stability and high reliability
3. Wide resistance range: 2~500KΩ
4. High resistance and B value accuracy
5. Glass package, can be used under harsh conditions such as high temperature and high humidity
6. Small size, sturdy structure, easy for automatic installation
7. Operating temperature range -30~+90℃
8. Fast heat induction and high sensitivity
Application
1. Temperature control and temperature detection of household appliances such as induction cooker, electric pressure cooker, rice cooker, electric oven, disinfection cabinet, water dispenser, microwave oven, electric heater, etc.
2. Temperature detection and temperature compensation of medical equipment (such as copiers, printers, etc.)
3. Temperature control and testing of industrial, medical, environmental protection, meteorological, and food processing equipment
4. Temperature protection of rechargeable battery pack and charger
5. Temperature compensation of instrument coils, integrated circuits, quartz crystal oscillators and thermocouples
General parameters
ResistanceR25℃：5K10K15K20K50K100K200K
B value(R25/R50)3380395034704200397741004200
Tolerance1%2%3%5%
Note: What is the B value:
A material constant that describes the resistance-temperature relationship. The value of B can reflect the scale of resistance to temperature change between two specific temperatures. As the temperature changes, the resistance value of a product with a large B value under the same conditions changes more, that is to say, it is more sensitive.
Imagine all traffic had to use the I-84 bridge. We'll have this represent our largest resistor, the 470 Ω one. Traffic would move slowly because of this resistance