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Thermal design raises resistor ratings

High power capability and space-saving TO-126 design make resistors ideal for power circuit applications, particularly in automatic test equipment.

News from IRC Advanced Film Division (23 July 2007)

Dreamliner deal underlines aerospace expertise

Contract to supply microcircuits and custom resistor products for the Boeing 787 Dreamliner is expected to be worth GBP 10 million over the next 15 years. Brochure available

News from TT Electronics Welwyn Components (12 July 2007)

High-frequency products come together

Line terminators and attenuators include both chip and flanged high power RF and microwave devices.

News from IRC Advanced Film Division ( 6 July 2007)

Thick-film resistors withstand surges

Antisurge chip resistors offer reduced costs, faster and easier mounting and improved solder joint reliability over temperature cycles. Brochure available

News from TTI Europe (27 June 2007)

Power resistors handle high-speed pulses

TO-247-packaged power resistors feature a very low inductance, making them ideal for high frequency and high-speed pulse applications.

News from IRC Advanced Film Division (22 June 2007)

Surface-mount resistors sense current accurately

Four-terminal current-sense resistors provide outputs independent of the resistance and temperature coefficient of the terminals for more accurate current measurement.

News from Ohmite (19 June 2007)

Resistors are made for automated assembly

Power resistors offer the user the ability to use true vacuum pick place heads for automatic placement. Brochure available

News from Tyco Electronics UK (13 June 2007)

Readjustable resistors compensate and calibrate

Low-power low-TC readjustable resistors are designed to compensate and calibrate precision analogue circuits. Brochure available

News from Microbridge (12 June 2007)

Investment targets thin-film growth

An investment of GBP 700,000 in thin film technology and equipment will allow Welwyn to mass produce chip resistors in line with the latest methods. Brochure available

News from TT Electronics Welwyn Components (31 May 2007)

New techniques improve wirewound performance

Wirewound resistors offer tolerances down to 0.001% in both axial and leaded versions.

News from Ohmite (30 May 2007)

Resistors relish high-temperature environments

Rugged power wirewound resistors are capable of handling temperatures as high as 275C.

News from IRC Wirewound and Film Technologies (22 May 2007)

Resistors stay stable at high temperatures

Standard and miniature high-power resistors withstand high temperatures and electrical overloads.

News from IRC Wirewound and Film Technologies (21 May 2007)

Planar networks for speedy termination

High speed digital termination networks in miniature surface mount BGA packages are ideal for high frequency applications with reduced printed circuit board space.

News from IRC Advanced Film Division (21 May 2007)

Precision power film resistors save more space

Precision TO126 and TO220 style power resistors feature tolerances as tight as 0.025% and temperature coefficients to as tight as 2ppm.

News from RCD Components (15 May 2007)

Resistors combine stability and resilience

Resistors promise excellent pulse withstand capabilities for circuitry associated with surges, high peak power or high energy, and remain very stable. Brochure available

News from Tyco Electronics UK (10 May 2007)

Carbon film resistors are cost-effective option

Commercial grade low power carbon film resistors offer high quality performance for applications that do not require surge protection or precision tolerances.

News from IRC Wirewound and Film Technologies ( 1 May 2007)

My resistance is ultra low

The LRZ Series jumper resistors are a series of cross-over jumper resistors, available in three standard chip sizes.

News from IRC Advanced Film Division (30 April 2007)

Resistor networks come in in ceramic BGAs

Precision resistor networks in ceramic ball grid array packages feature all circuits on the bottom side of the device to eliminate wrap-around terminations.