The RMAN thick film high power aluminum nitride substrate chip resistor series from Stackpole Electronics is a surface-mount resistor family that replaces traditional alumina substrates with aluminum nitride to improve thermal conductivity and power handling. The series supports power ratings up to 2.4 W in a 1206 package and 3.4 W in a 2512 package […]
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High-power thin film resistors maintain precision at elevated power levels
The RNAN thin film chip resistor series from Stackpole Electronics uses an aluminum nitride substrate to support higher power dissipation while maintaining thin film precision and stability. The resistors are rated up to 0.5 W in 0603, 1 W in 0805, 2 W in 1206, and 6 W in 2512 packages, enabling tighter tolerances in […]
Anti-moisture chip resistors support wide tolerance and TCR options
Stackpole Electronics Inc. announces the expansion of its RNCS-AS series, designed to address the limitations of conventional nichrome thin film chip resistors. While standard nichrome resistors are valued for their precision, stability, and reliability, they can be vulnerable to corrosion from moisture and sulfur, restricting their use in demanding environments. The RNCS-AS series overcomes these […]
Thin film resistors maintain performance with minimal trimming
Design engineers often face challenges sourcing low resistance chip resistors with robust pulse handling capabilities, especially when cost is a concern. While all-metal element resistors are renowned for their superior pulse performance, they can be prohibitively expensive for many applications. Stackpole Electronics’ RNCL series uses proprietary thin film technology to provide reliable pulse withstanding performance […]
Engineering kit offers 97 resistance values from 1 to 10K ohms
Stackpole Electronics, Inc. announces the latest addition to its popular engineering kits: the KIT-RMCF2512FT-21. This new kit features 97 of the most popular resistance values, ranging from 1 ohm to 10K ohms, all in a 2512 chip case size. With 20 pieces of each E24 value and 1% tolerance, engineers now have 1,940 resistors at […]
Jumpers provide current ratings from 8 A to 122 A with overload capability
Stackpole Electronics, Inc. announces the release of the MCJ series, a new line of high-current jumpers. The MCJ series features a metal element and extremely low resistance, making it ideal for handling high currents. Current ratings range from 8 amps in a 0201 chip size to 122 amps in a 2512 chip size, with overload […]
High voltage resistors available in tolerances down to 0.5% with 100 ppm TCR
Stackpole Electronics Inc. is excited to announce the release of its new RVCU series of high-voltage thick film resistors. These resistors are designed to offer exceptional stability at different voltages, known as Voltage Coefficient of Resistance (VCR), making them ideal for applications that require stable VCR. The RVCU series features a low specified VCR of […]
2512-package current sense resistor for power management systems
Stackpole Electronics Inc. has introduced the CSSU2512, a new current sense chip resistor designed to handle high power in a compact 2512 size. This resistor features a low TCR of ±50 ppm and an all-metal construction that reduces thermal resistance, enhancing long-term stability and reliability. The CSSU2512 is ideal for power management and control applications […]
0201-size, automotive-grade resistors bring enhanced reliability in consumer and industrial applications
Many types of electronic devices now benefit from the higher reliability of automotive grade resistors. By specifying automotive grade resistors, design engineers in any market segment can increase electrical stability and environmental reliability without the significant increase in cost normally associated with established reliability resistors. Stackpole’s RMCA series is AEC Q200 qualified and provides excellent long-term reliability. The […]
Chip resistors available for high-power GaN battery management
For GaN-based battery management for consumer electronics and computer peripherals, the demand for high power and precision is escalating. While a variety of technology options offer lower resistance values suited for these applications, all-metal element resistors, like Stackpole’s CSS/CSSH Series, remain a popular choice despite their higher cost and wider tolerance range of 1% and […]
