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A thermostat is an automatic control device or electronic component that, based on changes in the ambient temperature of the operating environment, undergoes physical deformation within its interior. This deformation leads to the generation of specific effects, resulting in a series of actions to open or close circuits. These actions are carried out in response to temperature fluctuations. Thermostats, whether mechanical or electronic components, provide temperature data to the circuit based on their working principles at different temperatures, facilitating the collection of temperature data for the circuit.

A temperature controller is an electronic device designed to maintain a specific temperature within a given system or environment. It does this by monitoring the current temperature and making adjustments as needed to achieve the desired setpoint. This can involve heating or cooling actions, depending on whether the temperature needs to be increased or decreased. Understand their prices so you can make a better choice.