c) A thermistor resistance of 5 ka at the ice point (0 'C) and 800 n at 50 °C. The resistance temperature relationship is given by: R, - aR where: R = resistance at temperature T (in Kelvin) Ro = resistance at ice point (in Kelvin) a, B = constants i) Compute the parameter constants a and B. ii) Compute the range of resistance to be measured in the case of temperature variation from 60 °C to 100 °C. ii) From the result obtain in Q2(C)(i) and Q2(C)(i), illustrate the characteristic of the thermistor's resistance variation over temperature in °C.

c) A thermistor resistance of 5 ka at the ice point (0 'C) and 800 n at 50 °C. The resistance temperature relationship is given by: R, - aR where: R = resistance at temperature T (in Kelvin) Ro = resistance at ice point (in Kelvin) a, B = constants i) Compute the parameter constants a and B. ii) Compute the range of resistance to be measured in the case of temperature variation from 60 °C to 100 °C. ii) From the result obtain in Q2(C)(i) and Q2(C)(i), illustrate the characteristic of the thermistor's resistance variation over temperature in °C.

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Problem 4.2P: The temperature dependence of resistance is also quantified by the relation R2=R1[ 1+(T2T1) ] where...

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