Process control and automatic temperature management - Temperature is a key parameter in process control and thermostat systems. The sensor enables automatic temperature adjustment through temperature control instruments, supporting stable and reliable operation. Industrial equipment maintenance - Temperature sensing helps monitor mechanical and electronic equipment, detecting temperature changes to prevent failures and extend equipment life. Monitoring and alarms - The sensor detects ambient temperature changes and signals when temperatures exceed safe ranges, providing timely reminders and actions to prevent damage. Circuit design and self-control - Used in a variety of circuit designs to detect temperature changes, enabling adaptive behavior and self-control features such as overheating shutdown and steady temperature regulation. Key attributes - Function: real-time temperature sensing for control, monitoring, and safety. - Compatibility: suitable for integration with standard temperature control instruments and diverse circuits and equipment. - Performance: enables timely temperature measurements to support automatic control and protective actions. - Design considerations: supports applications requiring automatic regulation, alarm notifications, and protective shutdowns. Use scenarios - Process control in industrial manufacturing to maintain consistent temperature and ensure product quality through automatic adjustments. - Equipment maintenance in mechanical and electronic systems to detect abnormal temperature changes and prevent premature failures. - Circuit and system protection in power supplies or embedded systems to trigger cooling or shutdown when overheating occurs.