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High voltage available in tolerances down to 0.5% with 100 ppm TCR

April 23, 2025 By rtraiger

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 […]

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

2512-package current sense resistor for power management systems

April 9, 2025 By rtraiger

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 […]

Filed Under: Power Electronic Tips Tagged With: stackpoleelectronics

0201-size, automotive-grade resistors bring enhanced reliability in consumer and industrial applications

August 23, 2024 By rtraiger

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 […]

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

Chip resistors available for high-power GaN battery management

March 28, 2024 By rtraiger

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 […]

Filed Under: Power Electronic Tips Tagged With: stackpoleelectronics

How trimming affects thick-film resistor performance

February 16, 2022 By Lee Teschler

Ordinary thick-film resistors can display varying qualities depending on how the manufacturer elected to trim the device. It pays to know what to look out for. Kory Schroeder, Stackpole Electronics Inc. Surface-mount thick-film chip resistors are the predominant type of resistor in electronic circuits today. This technology is inexpensive; thick-film resistors are produced by screen-printing […]

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Four-terminal shunts provide precision current sensing

February 2, 2022 By Redding Traiger

Low resistance values are important for high-efficiency current sensing because lower values mean less wasted power on the current sensing measurement itself.  But sensing low resistance values accurately becomes challenging because of lead resistance errors. Using a four-terminal shunt resistor eliminates the detrimental effects of lead resistance on the current sensing measurement operation. The HCSK1216 provides […]

Filed Under: Applications, Battery and Battery Management, Power Electronic Tips Tagged With: stackpoleelectronics

Thermal challenges with high-power resistors

October 18, 2021 By Lee Teschler

Shrinking component sizes have complicated the task of ensuring temperatures stay below their allowable maximum. Kory Schroeder • Stackpole Electronics Inc. Electronic components of all types continue to shrink in size. In response, resistor manufacturers are devising resistors with higher power ratings but which come in commonly used sizes. Of course, when more power gets […]

Filed Under: FAQ, Featured, Power Electronic Tips Tagged With: stackpoleelectronics

Thin-film resistor comes in compact package

October 15, 2021 By Redding Traiger

Stackpole Electronics’ CSRT2512-UP was developed to provide accurate, high-power current sensing for consumer and industrial electronic devices that exceed the capabilities of most 2512 case sizes available in the industry. The AEC-Q200 compliant CSRT2512-UP has unique thin-film material properties and processing to provide higher continuous power ratings and higher pulse power ratings than other thin […]

Filed Under: Applications, Industrial, Power Electronic Tips Tagged With: stackpoleelectronics

High-current, four-terminal shunt resistors now in 1216 and 4026 sizes

March 11, 2020 By Aimee Kalnoskas

Low resistance values are important for high-efficiency current sensing in that lower values mean less wasted power on the current sensing measurement itself. But sensing low resistance values becomes challenging because of lead resistance. Using a four-terminal shunt resistor eliminates the detrimental effects of lead resistance on the current sensing measurement operation. Stackpole recently added […]

Filed Under: Power Electronic Tips Tagged With: stackpoleelectronics

SMT precision thin film chip resistor series offers broad ranges of resistance values, sizes, tolerances, and TCR

October 1, 2019 By Aimee Kalnoskas Leave a Comment

The RNCF Series from Stackpole is a surface-mount precision thin film chip resistor series with one of the broadest ranges of resistance values, sizes, tolerances, and TCR’s in the industry. The RNCF Series has thousands of popular part numbers in stock including many values available in 0.01% resistance tolerance and 5 ppm TCR. This broad […]

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