Analyzing the property that electrical resistance increases as temperature rises.
PTC resin has the property of increasing electrical resistance as the temperature rises (temperature dependence). We conducted an analysis of a heater that utilizes this property. This heater has the characteristic that as the temperature rises, the inherent resistance of the PTC resin increases, limiting the current, so it does not exceed a certain temperature. We will perform a current distribution analysis when a voltage of 100[V] is applied to the electrode terminals of the heater. For more details, please download the catalog.
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【Features】 ○ PTC resin has the property of increasing electrical resistance as temperature rises (temperature dependence). ○ As the temperature increases, the intrinsic resistance of PTC resin increases, limiting the current, which means it has the characteristic of not exceeding a certain temperature. ○ An analysis of the current distribution is conducted when a voltage of 100[V] is applied to the heater's electrode terminals. ○ This analysis is performed for three cases at 20[℃], 60[℃], and 100[℃]. ○ The analysis model is a three-dimensional model. ○ The analysis module used is PHOTO-VOLT. ○ References: → Latest finite element method for CAE in electrical and electronic devices Akihiro Ito and Junhyo Kawase, co-authors Morikita Publishing Co., Ltd. ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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