component identification

jaysavagevapes · Jan 24, 2024

Hi All,

Warning I have Aspergers and ramble on so plz accept my apologies)

I need help identifying a component so I can source a replacement to fix an audio crossover.

I have a set of JAMO Cornet 175 speakers and they sound Beautiful that was until transport damaged the internal crossover board breaking the component I asking about and a few other bits that I can fix.

I will upload a pic of the component and one of how it is utilised on the board from the unbroken speaker.

Any help is greatly appreciated and I appreciate any feedback, Advise etc

I am new to this but I have an aspiring passion to learn how to fix electronics I take inspiration from YouTubers like
My Mate Vince
StezstixFix
TronicsFix

I hope to hear back soon

Kind regards

Jay

sagor1 · Jan 24, 2024

It is a thermistor, used to limit inrush currents. Similar to:

C 955, TDK PTC thermistors for overcurrent protection, pitch 5,08mm, B599 and B598 series - elpro Elektronik

C 955 - thermistors for overcurrent protection,, by Epcos, overcurrent and short-current protection, leaded discs coated, pitch 5.08mm, ceramic PTC thermist...

www.elpro.org

Tony Stewart · Jan 24, 2024

Measure diameter
Choose type used in P/N from table below
Order Part https://www.mouser.com/c/circuit-protection/thermistors/ptc-thermistors/?m=TDK&series=B59907~~B59x15&rp=circuit-protection/thermistors/ptc-thermistors|~Series

jaysavagevapes · Jan 25, 2024

Thank you both for your replies can’t I ask another Question I’ve now found a Replacement TDK C955 Thermistor does the last 4 digits refer to anything ?

Like I can find thermistors that have the C955 numbers on but not with the 0020 and wondered if I get the one Marked C955 would that work?

Nigel Goodwin · Jan 25, 2024

jaysavagevapes said:
Thank you both for your replies can’t I ask another Question I’ve now found a Replacement TDK C955 Thermistor does the last 4 digits refer to anything ?

Like I can find thermistors that have the C955 numbers on but not with the 0020 and wondered if I get the one Marked C955 would that work?

As per the data sheet it's just a date code, YYWW

Tony Stewart · Jan 25, 2024

jaysavagevapes said:
Thank you both for your replies can’t I ask another Question I’ve now found a Replacement TDK C955 Thermistor does the last 4 digits refer to anything ?

Like I can find thermistors that have the C955 numbers on but not with the 0020 and wondered if I get the one Marked C955 would that work?

Read #3 again. I would have mentioned anything else if it was important.

jaysavagevapes · Jan 26, 2024

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Tony Stewart said:
Read #3 again. I would have mentioned anything else if it was important.

I appreciate the help and apologies for making you repeat yourself.

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