Did you ever dream of surface-mounting wire-wound power resistors? If you do, Vishay has turned that into reality with a ...

Wire-wound resistors are often used when you need resistance with a higher power dissipation than a common film or composition resistor. Using nichrome wire makes this more practical since a meter ...

The power Wire-wound on ceramic tubes and enamel coated, these 0.1( to 1.5M(, 25W-225W, 5% tubular resistors come in fixed and adjustable configurations, and are also available in non-inductive ...

The TCR for precision wire wound resistors is around 5 ppm/C. For high power wire wound resistors the TCR is higher and this varies more. High power wire wound resistors can range from 0.5W to ...

The most common resistance alloy is nichrome (nickel-chromium alloy) wire or strip. Nichrome holds its shape even when red ... Inductive vs. non-inductive power resistors Standard power resistors are ...

Energy ratings for standard values from 1 through 150 ohms are published on Ohmite's website www.ohmite.com. High Energy Wire Wound resistors are ideal for pulse applications where energy rating ...

A line of miniature surface-mount resistors offers a power range from 0.5 to 5 W. The wire-wound devices feature superior surge capability, improved temperature stability, and negligible noise.

Thanks, Robin, for helping to get the word out. David Wigfield, assistant technical supervisor at KCBS/KLLC in San Francisco, read our mention about occasionally checking transmitter bleeder resistors ...

Although more expensive than flat film alternatives, wire-wound detectors have a wider temperature range (particularly below -50°C) and are readily available in close tolerance classes. A range of ...

Established in 1966, Nikkohm provides power resistors, wire wound resistors, current detect resistors, precision resistors, microwave resistive components, both thick and thin film thermal converters ...