Assertion: thermistor's temperature coefficient | /r/HasProperty | negative
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text: However, should the temperature exceed 150 °C, they would most likely exhibit negative temperature coefficient.
text: If a thermistor has a positive temperature coefficient, its resistance increases as the operating temperature increases.
text: They are the negative temperature coefficient and the positive temperature coefficient thermistor.
text: The graph below shows that the thermistor has a negative temperature coefficient, i.e., the temperature is inversely proportional to the resistance.
text: Unlike most other resistors, thermistors usually have negative temperature coefficients (NTC) which means the resistance decreases as the temperature increases.
text: Thermistors exhibit either a positive temperature coefficient (PTC) or a negative temperature coefficient (NTC).
text: Conversely, if a thermistor has a negative temperature coefficient, its resistance decreases as the operating temperature increases.