RE: Can someone explain why a thermistor is used in an amp's power supply?

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Topic - Can someone explain why a thermistor is used in an amp's power supply? - Norm 10:05:17 03/18/12 (11)

Thermisters - unclestu 16:00:12 03/19/12 (3)

Interesting as the new thermistors that seem to have corrected the problem have lower resistance at room temp* - Norm 17:09:34 03/20/12 (2)

RE: Interesting as the new thermistors that seem to have corrected the problem have lower resistance at room temp* - unclestu 12:36:24 03/23/12 (0)

I might add that this means less protection. - Norm 17:14:37 03/20/12 (0)

RE: Can someone explain why a thermistor is used in an amp's power supply? - kff 07:26:49 03/19/12 (0)

RE: Can someone explain why a thermistor is used in an amp's power supply? - jbrrp1 20:56:01 03/18/12 (0)

Yes, of course.... - JayG 10:55:13 03/18/12 (0)

RE: Can someone explain why a thermistor is used in an amp's power supply? - Awe-d-o-file 10:18:55 03/18/12 (3)

Does it suggest too low a heat absorption value is used? - Norm 11:01:48 03/18/12 (2)

RE: Does it suggest too low a heat absorption value is used? - Awe-d-o-file 12:40:27 03/18/12 (1)

Thanks, I noticed that values like mine have a max. operating temperature of 125º C. - Norm 13:24:00 03/18/12 (0)

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RE: Can someone explain why a thermistor is used in an amp's power supply? - kff 07:26:49 03/19/12 (0)

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