SEI Develops Low Cost Sulfur-Resistant Resistor Chip

Nov. 9, 2009
Providing a reliable alternative to high-power thick film resistive technology, SEI (Stackpole Electronics Inc.) has developed a high-performance thin film resistor series that provides high power ratings and is impervious to sulfur contamination

Providing a reliable alternative to high-power thick film resistive technology, SEI (Stackpole Electronics Inc.) has developed a high-performance thin film resistor series that provides high power ratings and is impervious to sulfur contamination. Designated the RNCP Series, the resistor provides all the advantages of thin film technology including high power handling, high stability and low noise. The RNCP Series' thin film technology and anti-sulfur properties bridge the gap between reliable high-performance resistors and low cost devices. In addition, the RNCP Series does not have any lead-containing glass, making it RoHS-complaint without exemptions.

The RNCP Series is suitable for a broad range of applications and end products requiring high power and long-term reliability in a low profile chip resistor. The RNCP Series is ideal for all types of regulated and unregulated AC-to-DC adapters (2.5W to 15W) including interchangeable clip, wall mount and desktop versions.

Featuring absolute tolerances to 1% and a TCR of 100ppm/°C, the RNCP Series is available in 0402, 0603, 0805 and 1206 chip sizes, with power ratings from 0.1W to 0.5W and maximum working voltages from 50V to 200V.

The RNCP Series is available on standard 7-inch reels. Pricing varies with chip size, tolerance, and resistance value and ranges from around $1.00 per thousand to $10 per thousand in full reel quantities.

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