NTC Thermistor
Thermal Time Constant

The definition of thermal time constant for a inrush current limiter is the time which 63% of the difference between final body temperature & ambient temperature.  In other words, the time that it takes our Inrush Current Limiter to recover to 50% of its initial resistance is called the Thermal Time Constant.  This data can be found on all of the data sheets on our website.  The Thermal Time Constant is different for all of the inrush current limiters based on their mass.  If your application needs to be turned on and off repeatedly and you need to stop the inrush of current, then this circuit should work for you:

You need to choose the correct relay for your application to use with you the inrush current limiter.  The timer is half a cycle or 10 milliseconds here. You may want a longer timer if needed.  This circuit allows the inrush current limiter to drop the inrush and then it is completely taken out of the circuit.  Thus, it will take very little time to cool down.