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Hi, I have an enermax variable speed fan and I cut off and lost those resistors which regulate the speed of the fan. Does anyone know where I can find a thermal sensitive resistor to replace it? Maybe a website or something?
 
Originally posted by M4d-K10wN
I always thought it was called thermoscouple.
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No, a thermocouple is a "couple" of two dissimilar metals which produces a voltage relative to their temperature. The voltage is measured and converted to temperature data. A thermistor is a resistor which varies in resistance with temperature.
 
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