Question 12.50: The temperature coefficient for a certain 10kΩ resistor is ...

Introduction to Circuit Analysis and Design

The temperature coefficient for a certain $10 k \Omega$ resistor is 500 ppm at $20^{\circ} C$ . Construct a graph showing resistance versus temperature T for $20^{\circ} C \leq T \leq 200^{\circ} C$ , expressed as a percent of the nominal resistance.

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