Uni curve sensor
Short response time
High measuring accuracy
between 0 °C and 70 °C
Excellent long-term stability
Epoxy resin encapsulation
Silver-plated nickel leads
UL approval (E69802)
For calculation of the R/T characteristics refer to our special tool "NTC R/T calculation". You may
download this tool from the Internet (www.epcos.com/tools → NTC Thermistors → NTC R/T
Calculation).
Reliability data
TestStandardTest conditions∆R25/R
(typical)
Storage in
dry heat
IEC
60068-2-2
Storage at upper
category temperature
< 2%No visible
T: 155 °C
t: 1000 h
Storage in damp
heat, steady state
IEC
60068-2-78
Temperature of air: 40 °C
Relative humidity of air: 93%
< 1%No visible
Duration: 56 days
Rapid temperature
cycling
IEC
60068-2-14
Lower test temperature: 55 °C
Upper test temperature: 155 °C
< 1%No visible
Number of cycles: 100
EnduranceP
: 60 mW
max
< 3%No visible
t: 1000 h
Long-term stability
(empirical value)
Temperature: 70 °C
t: 10000 h
< 2%No visible
Remarks
25
damage
damage
damage
damage
damage
Important notes at the end of this document.
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Temperature measurementB57869S
Miniature sensors with bendable wiresS869
Reliability data according to AEC Q200, Rev. D
TestStandardTest conditions∆R25/R
25
(typical)
High temperature
exposure (storage)
Biased humidityMIL-STD-202,
MIL-STD-202,
method 108
method 103
Storage at T = +125 °C
t = 1000 h
T = 85 °C
Relative humidity of air 85%
< 2%No visible
< 2 %
t = 1000 h
Test voltage max. 0.3 V DC on
1)
NTC
Operational lifeMIL-STD-202,
method 108
T = +125 °C
t = 1000 h
< 2%
Test voltage max. 0.3 V DC on
1)
NTC
Temperature
cycling
JESD 22,
method JA-104
Lower test temperature: 55 °C
Upper test temperature: 125 °C
< 2%No visible
1000 cycles
Dwell time: max. 30 min
Transition time in air: max. 1 min
Terminal strength
(leaded)
Mechanical shockMIL-STD-202,
MIL-STD-202,
method 211
method 213,
condition C
Test leaded device integrity
Condition A: 2.27 N
Acceleration: 40 g
2)
2)
Pulse duration: 6 ms
Number of bumps: 3, each
< 1%
< 1%
direction
VibrationMIL-STD-202,
method 204
Acceleration: 5 g
t = 20 min
< 1%No visible
12 cycles in each of 3 orientations
Frequency range: 10 to 2000 Hz
1) Self heating of theNTCthermistor must not exceed 0.2 K, steady state. Test conditions deviating from AEC Q200, Rev. D.
2) Deviating from AEC Q200, Rev. D.
Remarks
damage
No visible
damage
No visible
damage
damage
No visible
damage
No visible
damage
damage
Note
Contact of NTC thermistors with any liquids and solvents shall be prevented. It must be
ensured that no water enters the NTC thermistors (e.g. through plug terminals).
Avoid dewing and condensation unless thermistor is specified for these conditions.
Leaded thermistors comply with the solderability requirements specified by CECC.
When soldering, care must be taken that the NTC thermistors are not damaged by excessive
heat. The following maximum temperatures, maximum time spans and minimum distances have
to be observed:
Dip solderingIron soldering
Bath temperaturemax. 260 °Cmax. 360 °C
Soldering timemax. 4 smax. 2 s
Distance from thermistormin. 6 mmmin. 6 mm
Under more severe soldering conditions the resistance may change.
1.2Leadless NTC thermistors
In case of NTC thermistors without leads, soldering is restricted to devices which are provided
with a solderable metallization. The temperature shock caused by the application of hot solder
may produce fine cracks in the ceramic, resulting in changes in resistance.
To prevent leaching of the metallization, solder with silver additives or with a low tin content
should be used. In addition, soldering methods should be employed which permit short soldering
times.
1.3SMD NTC thermistors
SMD NTC thermistors can be provided with a nickel barrier termination or on special request with
silver-palladium termination. The usage of mild, non-activated fluxes for soldering is recommended as well as a proper cleaning of the PCB.
Nickel barrier termination
The nickel barrier layer of the silver/nickel/tin termination (see figure 1) prevents leaching of the
silver base metalization layer. This allows great flexibility in the selection of soldering parameters.
The tin prevents the nickel layer from oxidizing and thus ensures better wetting by the solder. The
nickel barrier termination is suitable for all commonly-used soldering methods.
Note: SMD NTCs with AgPd termination are not approved for lead-free soldering.
Figure 1
SMD NTC thermistors, structure of nickel barrier
termination
Important notes at the end of this document.
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