BC Components, the passive components company that recently emerged from Philips Components, has introduced a range of negative temperature coefficient (NTC) 0603 surface mount thermistors, extending the existing range of miniature components for temperature sensing and compensation applications. The NTC SMD 0603 Series of surface mount NTC thermistors has been produced to meet the industry trend towards ever greater miniaturisation, offering designers the opportunity to replace conventional ceramic leaded NTCs. The series, which has all the advantages of conventional ceramic-leaded NTCs, is economical and covers a wide temperature range.
The following resistance values are available: 4,7, 10, 47, 68 and 100 kW. The series will soon be completed to E6.
Like the 0805 Series from BC Components, the SMD 0603 demonstrates superior performance values for temperature compensation and sensing applications. The 0603 Series is available with electrical tolerances up to 3% on resistance values at 25°C and up to 1% tolerance on B25/85 values. They show excellent stability at temperatures as high as 150°C, making them ideal surface mount components.
The main application areas that BC Components envisage for these 0603 Series products are battery packs and temperature compensation of LCDs and TCXOs.
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