Current Sense Chip Resistor Keeps Cool

Oct. 1, 2002
Designed fo use in current sensing applications in power supplies, battery chargers, motor controls, and other power electronics, the CC1512FC chip resistor offers a non-inductive performance in standard values ranging from 0.010_ to 10_. This compact

Designed fo use in current sensing applications in power supplies, battery chargers, motor controls, and other power electronics, the CC1512FC chip resistor offers a non-inductive performance in standard values ranging from 0.010_ to 10_. This compact device has low thermal resistance from the resistance film to the terminations (Rth = 22.7ºC/W), allowing designers to take advantage of high thermal conductivity substrates such as ceramics. The low thermal resistance also allows the CC1512FC to run cooler on conventional FR-4 boards and to make use of thermal vias, as well as larger pad and trace areas. The non-inductive current path boasts of outstanding HF performance and pulse-handling capabilities. CADDOCK ELECTRONICS INC., Roseburg, OR. (541) 496-0700.

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