EPCOS B57891 S891 Leaded NTCs lead spacing 2.5 mm handbook

This document describes the application of NTC thermistors for temperature measurement, including the features and characteristics in heating systems and automotive electronics.


EPCOS B57891 S891 Leaded NTCs lead spacing 2.5 mm handbook - cover page
Brand
Epcos
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
25
File format
PDF
File size
329 KB
Published
11 July, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
Model
B57891
MD5 checksum
3F6ED2E30A46325E8507AB806F41E0FB

About this manual

This document is a datasheet for the EPCOS B57891 series of leaded NTC thermistors, specifically designed for temperature measurement applications. The components feature a lead spacing of 2.5 mm and are constructed with copper-clad Fe wire leads that are tinned and UL approved (E69802). They are encapsulated in epoxy resin for a rugged design, offering a favorable price-to-performance ratio suitable for heating systems and automotive electronics.

What's inside

  • Applications
  • Features
  • General technical data
  • Reliability data
  • R/T characteristics
  • Electrical specification and ordering codes
  • Important notes and Cautions

Specifications

Lead spacing2.5 mm
Leads materialcopper-clad Fe wire, tinned
UL approvalE69802
Climatic category55/155/56
Max. power (at 25 °C)200 mW
Resistance tolerance options±1%, ±3%, ±5%
Rated temperature25 °C
Dissipation factor (in air)approx. 4 mW/K
Thermal cooling time constant (in air)approx. 15 s
Heat capacityapprox. 60 mJ/K

Frequently asked questions

What is the lead spacing for the B57891 series?

The standard lead spacing is 2.5 mm, though 5 mm is available on request.

What are the resistance tolerance options?

The available resistance tolerances are ±1%, ±3%, and ±5%.

What is the maximum power rating at 25 °C?

The maximum power rating (P25) is 200 mW.

Is the B57891 series UL approved?

Yes, the leads are UL approved with code E69802.

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