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5 pts) you learned that a thermistor is an electrical component whose resistance changes with temperature. you will be working with a thermistor that is called a 10kntc model because its resistance at 25°c is approximately 10,000 ω and it has a negative temperature coefficient (meaning its resistance drops as temperature increases. these sensors are very inexpensive yet are quite accurate (often having an error of ±0.05°c to ±1°c. it is recommended that one connect a thermistor using the following schematic:

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