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Rawmeat
05-13-03, 09:56 AM
Hopeing someone here can help me out.. Ive been searching all over the net for a company who makes small thermally activated swiches.. open circut untill 50c then closed untill 35c. Its a very simple device but I can not for the life of me find a place that sells them. All I can find are heavy duty spacecraft/military ones or auto ones.

Hell I dont even need the product itself if anyone has the diagram for this circut Ill make it myself. Speaking of diagrams I am also looking for the diagram to a thermaly controlled resistor via thermistor if anyone knows where to find this I would be a happy man! (alot like the TT smartfans work), temp rises.. fan spins faster etc etc)

penquissciguy
05-13-03, 10:11 AM
Originally posted by Rawmeat
Hopeing someone here can help me out.. Ive been searching all over the net for a company who makes small thermally activated swiches.. open circut untill 50c then closed untill 35c. Its a very simple device but I can not for the life of me find a place that sells them. All I can find are heavy duty spacecraft/military ones or auto ones.

Hell I dont even need the product itself if anyone has the diagram for this circut Ill make it myself. Speaking of diagrams I am also looking for the diagram to a thermaly controlled resistor via thermistor if anyone knows where to find this I would be a happy man! (alot like the TT smartfans work), temp rises.. fan spins faster etc etc)

Have you tried the surplus outlets, like All Electronics (www.allcorp.com (http://www.allcorp.com))? They often have things like the thermally controlled switch you mentioned.

Ken

Since87
05-13-03, 01:25 PM
Digikey (http://dkc3.digikey.com/PDF/T032/0770.pdf)