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Current sense resistor series spans 0201 to 1225 packages with power ratings up to 3 W

June 4, 2025 By rtraiger

Sense resistors are commonly used in applications such as low-power electronics, consumer devices, lighting systems, and security or detection equipment for power monitoring and control. These applications often do not require ultra-low resistance values, tight precision tolerances, or low temperature coefficient of resistance (TCR).  Instead, they prioritize flexibility in form factor and affordability. Stackpole’s CSR […]

Filed Under: Lighting, Power Electronic Tips, Security Tagged With: stackpole

SMD jumpers handle overload currents up to 158 A for power applicatio

May 16, 2025 By rtraiger

Electronic circuits use zero-ohm jumpers to simplify routing, manufacturability, testing, and enable various design options. Jumpers with higher current capability allow for a smaller jumper chip to be used, which can reduce the space needed for a design. Traditional thick film jumpers handle up to 3 amps, while high-current versions max out at 10 amps. […]

Filed Under: Connector Tips Tagged With: stackpole

Low noise, high voltage chip dividers now available up to 4KV

September 18, 2024 By rtraiger

High voltage applications frequently require high resistance value resistors with the ability to handle high working and overload voltages. Engineers may have difficulty finding thick film chip resistors with the required precision for applications requiring tight resistance tolerance and TCR tracking. For precision high-voltage applications, a high-voltage divider chip can be beneficial. Stackpole’s new HVCD […]

Filed Under: Medical, Power Electronic Tips Tagged With: stackpole

Thermal jumpers offer miniature and low-cost option to lower PCB temperatures

May 8, 2024 By rtraiger

Power supply designers are constantly faced with thermal challenges, especially as power levels continue to rise. Many methods of heat reduction are impractical from a size, layout, or cost standpoint. Thermal jumpers offer a small size and low-cost option to lower PCB temperatures with simple implementation. Stackpole’s TMJ series is a surface-mounted electrically isolated component […]

Filed Under: Analog IC Tips, PCB Design Tagged With: stackpole

Resistors provide improved reliability for automotive and industrial applications

April 16, 2024 By rtraiger

Many types of electronic products across a variety of market segments require higher reliability components. Automotive grade resistors offer increased reliability and improved performance without the high cost and limited availability of components procured to established reliability military specifications. For those applications that also require a defined pulse withstanding the options become limited. Stackpole’s RPCA […]

Filed Under: Applications, Automotive/Transportation, Power Electronic Tips Tagged With: stackpole

EC-Q200 qualified automotive-grade chip resistor is also anti-sulfur and lead-free

February 6, 2024 By rtraiger

Stackpole introduces the RMEA Series, an automotive grade chip resistor that is not only fully lead-free but also AEC-Q200 qualified and anti-sulfur. Automotive grade chip resistors adhere to higher materials and process standards as well as 100% AOI to ensure the consistent performance and long-term reliability that general-purpose chip resistors cannot guarantee. The RMEA is […]

Filed Under: Applications, Automotive/Transportation, Power Electronic Tips Tagged With: stackpole

High-power, thin film chip resistors withstand harsh environments

January 25, 2024 By rtraiger

Industrial electronic controls and instrumentation pose challenges to designers. Industrial applications require high power handling and stability in harsh environmental environments, but also may need precision tolerances and TCRs; a difficult combination for film chip resistors. It is difficult to achieve high power ratings with thin film resistor technology normally used for precision requirements. Stackpole’s […]

Filed Under: Power Electronic Tips Tagged With: stackpole

Thin film precision resistors offer full capability up to 80°C, operation up to 170°C

August 7, 2023 By Redding Traiger

Automotive and industrial applications may have harsh environmental requirements for resistors.  When those requirements include high-temperature capability and high precision, options are limited. Stackpole’s RNHT thin film precision resistors offer full power capability up to 85 degrees C and operation up to 170 degrees C. The automotive grade RNHT is AEC qualified and offers a […]

Filed Under: Power Electronic Tips Tagged With: stackpole

Improved TCR on thin film current sense chip resistors

July 25, 2023 By Redding Traiger

Power supplies and current sensing circuits have requirements that are as diverse as the end products they serve. Some applications, for example, need low TCR without requiring low values associated with metal alloy resistors. It can be challenging to find such a resistor. Thick film technology is generally used for higher sense resistor values, but they have poor […]

Filed Under: Power Electronic Tips Tagged With: stackpole

SMD current shunt resistors offer resistance values as low as 0.2 mΩ

April 20, 2023 By Redding Traiger

Stackpole’s popular HCS series raised element SMD current shunt resistors to offer resistance values as low as 0.2 milliohm and power ratings up to 10W, which allows the HCS to sense currents up to 224 amps. In addition, TCR for the HCS is ±50 ppm for a wide range of values which ensures accurate sensing […]

Filed Under: Power Electronic Tips Tagged With: stackpole

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