IST SMD 0805/1206 Platinum/Nickel Thin-Film Chip Sensor Handbook

Platinum temperature sensors are IST's flagship products, featuring the highest performance and the widest application range.


IST SMD 0805/1206 Platinum/Nickel Thin-Film Chip Sensor Handbook - cover page
Brand
IST
Category
Temperature monitor
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
6
File format
PDF
File size
336 KB
Published
10 May, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
561C189B77CBADC55E339BC50B534577

About this manual

The document describes IST's high‑purity platinum and nickel thin‑film temperature sensors designed for SMD 0805 and 1206 packages. It outlines the sensor construction, typical features such as short response time, small dimensions, and long‑term stability, and explains the manufacturing process that enables mass‑production with high accuracy.

Technical data include nominal resistances, temperature ranges, temperature coefficients, response times in water and air, self‑heating characteristics, and detailed mechanical dimensions. Ordering information, tolerance classes, and recommended measurement currents are also provided for designers and engineers.

What's inside

  • General Information
  • Sensor Construction
  • Typical Features
  • Response Time
  • Long‑Term Stability
  • Self‑Heating
  • Measurement Current
  • Technical Data
  • Tolerance Classes
  • Order Information

Specifications

Nominal resistance100 Ω, 500 Ω or 1000 Ω
Temperature range-50°C to +150°C (1P, 2P); -50°C to +250°C (3P, 4P)
Platinum TCR3850 ppm/K
Long‑term stability drift (Pt)0.04% after 1000 h at 130°C
Response time in water (1206)0.25 s (T0.63)
Package dimensions (0805)2.0 × 1.2 mm
Recommended measurement current (100 Ω)typ. 1 mA max.

Frequently asked questions

What measurement current is recommended for a 100 Ω sensor?

The recommended measurement current for a 100 Ω sensor is typically 1 mA maximum.

How fast does the 1206 sensor respond in water?

In water, the 1206 sensor reaches 63 % of the temperature change in about 0.25 seconds.

What is the temperature coefficient of the platinum sensor?

The platinum sensor has a temperature coefficient of 3850 ppm/K.

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