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IRC Wirewound and Film Technologies
Address:
736 Greenway Road
Boone
NC 28607
USA
Telephone: (USA) +1 828-264-8861
http://www.irctt.com
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Listing of all 16 news releases from IRC Wirewound and Film Technologies:
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)
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)
Resistors suit high volumes and high temperatures
The CVW and CVF series resistors are ideal for industrial applications, including power electronics circuits, voltage dividers, power supplies and motor controllers.
News from IRC Wirewound and Film Technologies (17 April 2007)
Power resistors handle hot duties
Providing design engineers with economical power resistors with high temperature capabilities, both power wirewound and film resistors are available for high volume applications.
News from IRC Wirewound and Film Technologies ( 3 April 2007)
Thick film heater stops fluid from freezing
Module combines IRC's anodised aluminium substrate technology with a thick film resistive element to produce a tubular instant fluid heater.
News from IRC Wirewound and Film Technologies ( 1 February 2007)
Resistor provides secondary lightning protection
IRC Wire and Film Technologies Division has certified its HSF Series resistor to meet or exceed GR1089 lightning strike specifications.
News from IRC Wirewound and Film Technologies (22 December 2006)
Wirewound resistors cover many applications
IRC Wire and Film Technologies Division offers a series of moulded and conformally coated wirewound resistors and combination resistor/fuses.
News from IRC Wirewound and Film Technologies ( 1 December 2006)
Resistors provide maximum thermal compliance
Family of power MELF resistors feature extended performance capability with ratings up to 2W.
News from IRC Wirewound and Film Technologies (23 November 2006)
Current sense resistor handles automotive duties
Resistor features a wider metal alloy resistive element that offers exceptional TCR ratings and superior thermal compliance.
News from IRC Wirewound and Film Technologies (23 November 2006)
SMT resistors approach wirewound performance
Rugged surface mount devices are specifically designed for surge/pulse applications and for circuits subject to extreme thermal cycling.
News from IRC Wirewound and Film Technologies ( 3 October 2006)
Wirewound resistors made for military and avionics
Resistors meet or exceed the stringent reliability requirements of MIL-R-93 and MIL-PRF-39005.
News from IRC Wirewound and Film Technologies (24 August 2006)
Power resistors aren't troubled by overloads
A new series of power wirewound resistors with high temperature ceramic shells is available with power ratings up to 60W.
News from IRC Wirewound and Film Technologies (12 May 2006)
Resistors retain precision at high voltages
The CGH/CMH Series of high-power resistors use IRC's proprietary thick film MetalGlaze resistive element to provide ideal stability, precision and high voltage characteristics.
News from IRC Wirewound and Film Technologies (29 March 2006)
Sense resistor handles more current
The OARS-XP Series of current sense resistors has a novel form factor that provides compliant terminations to better handle TCE mismatch between the device and the PC board.
News from IRC Wirewound and Film Technologies (10 March 2006)
Current sense resistors need less PCB space
IRC Wirewound and Film Technologies has developed a "tight pitch" version of its open air metal element current sense resistor with ratings as high as 3W in a reduced PC board footprint.
News from IRC Wirewound and Film Technologies ( 3 October 2005)
