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Temperature Sensing Thermistors suit automotive industry.

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October 31, 2008 - ELV/UL and AEC-Q200 compliant, surface mount PRF and NCP series have operating temperature range of -40 to +125°C for commercial grade and up to +150°C for automotive grade. PRF PTC thermistors are designed for overheat sensing, and provide resettable protection in circuit due to no hysteresis. NCP NTC thermistors are created for temperature measurement over wide temperature ranges, and offer same resistance and B constant in several different package sizes.

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Murata Electronics North America, Inc.
2200 Lake Park Dr.
Smyrna, GA, 30080
USA



Murata Unveils Latest Additions to Its Temperature Sensing Thermistor Line


PRF and NCP Series Can Surmount Temperature Sensing Challenges At Increased Accuracy Levels

Smyrna, GA, October 20,2008 - Murata Electronics NorthAmerica, a world-leading innovator in electronics and the largest global supplier of ceramic passive components, today announced the addition of the PRF and NCP series to its temperature sensing thermistor line. Both were developed to meet the design flexibility, reliability, standardization and cost savings needs expected by engineers in today's automotive market. The PRF PTC(positive temperature coefficient) thermistors are ideal for high accuracy overheat sensing. The NCP NTC (negative temperature coefficient) thermistors were created for temperature measurement with high accuracy over wide temperature ranges.

As some of the most cost effective solutions available industry-wide, the PRF series offers a quick and easy design for repeatable overheat sensing and provides resettable protection in the circuit because there is no hysteresis. The NCP series offers the same resistance and B constant in several different package sizes that allows for convenient redesign and cost reduction. Both are surface mount series have operating temperatures in the range of -40°C to +125°C for commercial grade and up to +150°C for automotive grade and are suitable for lead free soldering in addition to meeting ELV/UL and AEC-Q200 requirements. Finally, both series utilize a very sturdy construction that make them resistant to mechanical vibrations and shock.

"As the inventor of ceramic Thermistors, we are continuously developing fine ceramic materials and firing processes to produce the best products that meet designers' needs of today and tomorrow," stated Mitch Nozaki, Product Manager. "Not only have we been able to provide the automotive design community with the products needed to regulate detrimental temperature variances, we have also secured the most market share in doing so. We commend our team for achieving such a significant milestone."

The series are available for the sample price of $0.70 to$0.80 (for the PRF) and $0.30 to $0.50 (for the NCP). Additional purchasing info can be found online at www.murata-northamerica.com. Sample lead time is approximately oneto three weeks.

About Murata Electronics North America (www.murata.com)

Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd., established in 1944, is a global leader in the design, manufacture and sale of ceramic based passive electronic components and power supply modules. With annual revenues in excess of ¥630,000 million, Murata is committed to the development of advanced electronic materials and leading edge, multi-functional, high-density modules. Products include: RF &Microwave Front End Filters, VCO's, Bluetooth modules, I.F. Filters, Sensors, Chip Multilayer and Chip Dielectric Antennas, RF Diode Switches, Baluns, Isolators, Coaxial Connectors, DC-DC Converters, Traps, Discriminators, Ceramic Capacitors, EMI Filters, Inductors, Piezoelectric Alarms, Ceramic Resonators, Trimming Potentiometers, Trimming Capacitors and Thermistors. The Company is headquartered in Kyoto, Japan, has some 34,000 employees and manufacturing facilities throughout the world.
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