I know very little about electronics outside of an introductory class at community college so bare with me. I am a vaper and there have been some temperature sensing devices coming out lately utilizing the interesting properties of nickle wire to detect when the temperature is getting to hot and turning the power off or back on accordingly. This is cool technology but I was wanting to do it without having to buy a whole new set up. With some research I found something called a thermistor. I was wondering if someone here could help me integrate this into my RDA. Essentially an RDA is a device that shorts a positive and negative post with a coil that the user builds. The coil heats up the saturated wick inside it and makes vapor. The way I understand it if you were to wire this thermistor in parallel with the coil when the coil got too hot the thermistor would "sense" that and the current would travel through that instead. The big problem I'm running into is the coils we are building are between .2Ω and 1.5Ω and I can't seem to find a thermistor that would work with any of these and be able to withstand the 300 degrees Celsius. Any help is greatly appreciated.
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