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Thick Film Current Sense Chip Resistors Designed for Low Resistance Value Requirements

(Product News, 24 Apr 2009 )

The CSR/CSRN series of thick film current sense chip resistors from Stackpole Electronics Inc. are designed to offer a low cost solution for low resistance value requirements where high temperature operation and low TCR are less important. The inexpensive thick film technology provides TCR that is 200ppm or better for most sizes and still is able to supply 1 percent tolerances as standard. This series is available in a wide variety of sizes from 0402 up to 2512 in standard EIA sizes, and also offers some unique sizes for end products that require high power density. The new 0815 size part is slightly larger than a standard 1206 yet offers a 1W power rating; similarly, the 1225 size chip offers a 3W power rating in a chip size normally capable of only 2W. Finally, the thick film resistive element is inherently moisture resistant due to its glasslike nature.

Thick film current sense resistors have become the most commonly used technology for many current sensing applications where the environmental conditions are less harsh such as all types of office equipment such as copiers, computers, monitors as well as communications and networking equipment, and even for some appliances and low power electric power tools.

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