Nichrome, shiz, mica, PTC. Characteristics of each method and suitable applications.
In modern household appliances such as bathroom dryers, futon dryers, and dishwashers, the use of "warm air" for drying and heating functions is an essential factor that influences the convenience of the products. Engineers involved in product development are likely to be constantly devising ways to efficiently and safely incorporate heat sources and air blowers into the limited space of the casing. There are various technologies for heat sources that generate warm air, depending on the product's application (required temperature, durability, cost, and speed of startup). In this article, we will compare the main heater technologies used as warm air heat sources in household appliances and consider the appropriate use of each technology based on its characteristics. *For more detailed information, please refer to the related links. Feel free to contact us for further inquiries.*
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Maxim Technology Co., Ltd. has been advancing the application of low-resistance PTC based on our unique liquid-phase method for barium titanate manufacturing technology developed and evolved since our establishment in 2006. Our PTC thermistor application products quickly respond to circuit troubles, preventing major accidents such as fires, and serve various purposes as safe heaters that do not require temperature controllers. We expect them to continue to be active in many fields in the future. We will continue to deliver reliable solutions to our customers with rapid and excellent development capabilities, striving to be known as "Maxim Technology, with unique technology and trust."
