Titania thermistor and method of fabricating

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making

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29621, 73 27R, 338 14, 338 22SD, 338 23, H01C 700, G01N 702

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042087864

ABSTRACT:
A high temperature thermistor and its method of fabrication are disclosed. The thermistor is fabricated from titanium dioxide ceramic forming material and is fabricated to achieve a high degree of densification approaching 100% of theoretical density. At elevated temperatures in the range of from about 700.degree. F. to about 1500.degree. F. densified titania ceramic material behaves as a semiconductor having a resistance which is responsive principally to the temperature of the thermistor element. The thermistor is fabricated by processing titania powder which includes a substantial majority of rutile phase material. The titania powder is processed to achieve a thermistor chip or member which demonstrates a high degree of density.

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