Philips KTY84-1 Series Silicon Temperature Sensor Data Sheet

This data sheet introduces the characteristics of the KTY84-1 series silicon temperature sensors, including temperature range, package, pin, marking, etc.


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Brand
Philips
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
12
File format
PDF
File size
60 KB
Published
04 June, 2012
Updated
01 October, 2023
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About this manual

The KTY84-1 series sensors have a positive temperature coefficient of resistance and are intended for measurement and control systems. They operate over a temperature range of –40 to +300 °C and are encapsulated in a SOD68 (DO‑34) glass package with nickel‑plated leads.

The data sheet lists detailed electrical characteristics, such as resistance values at various temperatures, temperature coefficient, thermal time constants, and maximum safe operating current. Package dimensions, marking conventions, and limiting values according to IEC 60134 are also provided.

What's inside

  • Description
  • Marking
  • Quick Reference Data
  • Characteristics
  • Ambient Temperature Tables
  • Package Outline
  • Data Sheet Status
  • Disclaimers
  • Contact Information

Specifications

Operating temperature range-40 °C to +300 °C
Package typeSOD68 (DO‑34) hermetically sealed glass package
Typical resistance at 100 °C (KTY84‑130)970 Ω – 1030 Ω
Temperature coefficient (TC)-0.61 %/K
Thermal time constant (still air)20 s
Maximum safe operating current2 mA (at 300 °C)
Storage temperature range–55 °C to +380 °C

Frequently asked questions

What temperature range do KTY84-1 sensors cover?

They are suitable for use from –40 °C up to +300 °C.

In which package are the KTY84-1 sensors housed?

The sensors are encapsulated in a SOD68 (DO‑34) hermetically sealed glass package.

What is the typical resistance of a KTY84-130 sensor at 100 °C?

At 100 °C the KTY84-130 sensor resistance ranges from 970 Ω to 1030 Ω.

What is the maximum safe operating current for these sensors?

The maximum safe operating current is 2 mA when the sensor is at 300 °C.

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