thermally sensitive resistor

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• Thermistor — temperaturgesteuerter Widerstand * * * Ther|mịs|tor 〈m. 1〉 = Heißleiter [<thermal + nlat. resistor „Widerstand“] * * * Ther|mịs|tor [engl. Kurzw. aus thermal = ↑ thermisch u. resistor = Widerstand], der; s, en.: Halbleiterbauteil, dessen… …   Universal-Lexikon

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