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All-metal current-sense chip resistors feature 1-W power rating

August 24, 2021 By Redding Traiger Leave a Comment

IoT and Robotics require high efficiency and small size to maximize functionality. For current sensing, this means high power in small case sizes and low resistance values. The CSSH0805 from Stackpole is an all-metal chip resistor with a 1W power rating, resistance values down to 0.5 milliohms, and TCR ranging from 50 ppm to 100 […]

Filed Under: Automotive, Consumer electronics, Development Tools, IoT, Power Management, Sensors Tagged With: stackpole

Ultra-precision current-sense chips feature resistance range to 80 mΩ

March 27, 2019 By Lee Teschler Leave a Comment

The CSSH2512 from Stackpole is an all metal current sense chip resistor capable of precision tolerances as low as 0.5% and TCR as low as 15 ppm. The resistance range for the 3-W 2512 size chip has been expanded and now spans from 0.5 mΩ up to 80 mΩ. The high precision combined with the […]

Filed Under: Power Components, Resistors Tagged With: stackpole

Keys to understanding resistor specs

February 27, 2019 By Lee Teschler Leave a Comment

The specification process for resistors involves more than just allowing for tolerance bands. Voltage, power, and temperature ratings can interact in ways that can degrade circuit reliability. Kory Schroeder, Stackpole Electronics, Inc. Although not a complex component, resistors have specifications that can be confusing, misleading, and misinterpreted. When specifying performance qualities, it is important to […]

Filed Under: FAQ, Featured, Power Components, Resistors Tagged With: FAQ, stackpole

Radial leaded MOV’s for general purpose overvoltage protection

May 7, 2018 By Paige Beach Leave a Comment

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Stackpole’s RV Series of radial leaded metal oxide varistors is available in a wide range of disk sizes and working voltages designed for general purpose overvoltage protection. The RV Series is UL1449 certified and offers disk sizes from 5mm up to 20mm with peak current ratings up to 18,000 amps and energy handling up to […]

Filed Under: Power Components, varistors Tagged With: stackpole, stackpoleelectronics

RNCF Series Expands 0201 Size Resistance Value Range

March 15, 2017 By Jennifer Calhoon Leave a Comment

Stackpole recently expanded the resistance value ranges of the 0201 chip size of the RNCF Series of precision thin film chip resistors. Resistance values from 49.9 ohm to 33K ohm are now available in tolerances as tight as 0.5% and TCR as low as 25 ppm. With the proliferation of consumer electronics and the desire […]

Filed Under: Power Components, Resistors Tagged With: stackpole

0201 size chip resistor offers a 0.063W power rating

December 6, 2016 By Aimee Kalnoskas Leave a Comment

The RMCP Series from Stackpole is a thick film chip resistor series with high power ratings for a given chip size. Stackpole recently added an 0201 size chip resistor with a power rating of 0.063W while the usual power rating for this size is 0.050W. This high power capability allows the RMCP0201 to be used […]

Filed Under: Power Components, Resistors Tagged With: stackpole

MELF resistor technology provides cooler operating temperatures at full-rated power

November 18, 2016 By Aimee Kalnoskas Leave a Comment

Stackpole’s MLF / MLFM is a series of metal film, surface mount MELF resistors. The MELF technology provides cooler operating temperatures than flat chip resistors at full rated power. For example, the MLFM1 will typically run more than 70 degrees C cooler than the equivalent 1W 2512 size flat chip resistor and has a smaller […]

Filed Under: Power Components, Resistors Tagged With: stackpole, stackpoleelectronics

0603 X 4 chip arrays Now AEC-Q200 qualified

September 26, 2016 By Aimee Kalnoskas Leave a Comment

Stackpole has completed AEC-Q200 testing for the RACF and RAVF Series thick film chip resistor arrays in its most popular size, the 0603 by 4 resistors. Per AEC-Q200, these chip resistor arrays must have an operating temperature range of -55 degree C to +150 degree C and survive a wide range of electrical and mechanical […]

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Stackpole’s ASRM2 2-Watt Resistors

June 12, 2012 By Natasha Townsend Leave a Comment

Stackpole’s addition of ASRM2 is a mini 2 W power rating in its ASR series of axial leaded anti-surge resistors.  It is the same size as the ASR1, has the same working voltage rating of 4 KV and overload voltage rating of 5 KV, yet rated for 2 W of continuous power.  The ASR series […]

Filed Under: Power Components, Resistors Tagged With: power components, resisters, stackpole

High Power to Size Ratio from Super Mini Metal Film Resistors

February 14, 2012 By admin Leave a Comment

Stackpole’s flameproof RNS Series is ideal for existing designs that require downsizing or added features. It is also a popular choice for new designs that require the smallest form factor possible for a given power rating. Specifically, the RNS Series 1W has an EIA standard ¼ watt body size, and the RNS 2W has an […]

Filed Under: Power Components, Resistors Tagged With: metalfilmresistors, power resistors, resistors, stackpole

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