PRF18BE471QB5RB

Murata Electronics

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Manufacturer

Murata Electronics

Description:

THERMISTOR PTC 470 OHM 50% 0603

$0.52

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4,000+

$0.16065

8,000+

$0.14175

12,000+

$0.13703

20,000+

$0.13466

28,000+

$0.13230

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PRF18BE471QB5RB

$0.52

Product details

The PRF18BE471QB5RB by Murata Electronics is a cutting-edge PTC thermistor engineered for superior temperature sensing in diverse applications. This high-quality temperature sensor provides accurate and reliable thermal monitoring, ensuring optimal performance in various industrial and commercial settings. Its advanced technology and robust design make it a preferred choice for engineers and system integrators. Notable features of the PRF18BE471QB5RB include excellent thermal sensitivity, a durable build for long-lasting use, and seamless compatibility with electronic control systems. The PTC thermistor component ensures stable and precise temperature readings, critical for maintaining system efficiency and safety. Common applications for this temperature sensor include automotive battery management systems, industrial automation for process control, and home appliances for thermal protection. Its versatility and high performance make it indispensable in these sectors. To explore how the PRF18BE471QB5RB can benefit your application, request a quote today and take the first step toward enhanced temperature sensing solutions.