PTC (positive Thermo coefficient) device temp ratings.


  this has alluded me for a while since
i can not seem to find the temperature
at which the manufactures state their
PTC or NTC. etc..
 for example
 i have a PTC rated for 100 ohms cold!
 now what temp is that?
 hell, it's 55F here in the shack and i
am cold now! does that apply? :)
 just like to know what temp they are
referring to !

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