GB/T 6663.1-2007
ActiveDirectly heated negative temperature coefficient thermistors - Part 1: Generic specification
直热式负温度系数热敏电阻器 第1部分:总规范
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This standard specifies the general requirements, test methods, and quality assessment procedures for directly heated negative temperature coefficient (NTC) thermistors. It is applied in the electronics industry for the design, manufacturing, and procurement of NTC thermistors used in temperature sensing, measurement, control, and compensation circuits. The standard ensures consistent performance and reliability across applications such as household appliances, automotive systems, and industrial temperature monitoring.
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