by admin | Apr 27, 2021 | Low TCR, Power Film, power resistors, Precision Resistors, Resistors, Uncategorized
The difference between thin and thick film make this a natural choice. It is recommended to use thin film technology rather than thick film for 0.1% tolerance or better high precision products for better resistance consistency. From the perspective of product...
by admin | Mar 16, 2021 | Low TCR, power resistors, Precision Resistors, Resistors, Shunts, Uncategorized, Wirewound resistors
What is TCR? The resistance value of a resistor changes with temperature and TCR stands for Temperature Coefficient of Resistance, which indicates that when the temperature changes by 1℃, there will be a relative change of resistance value in ppm/℃. The resistance...
by fridahovsepian | Oct 23, 2020 | Uncategorized
Riedon is pleased to confirm that Bill Heintz has joined the Riedon team as General Manager. Bill brings extensive experience leading manufacturing companies and we look forward to his contribution.
by fridahovsepian | Sep 2, 2020 | Current Sensors, Custom Resistors, Low TCR, Ohmite, Precision Resistors, Uncategorized, Wirewound resistors
Riedon acquired KRL Bantry Components in April of 2019. These are just two new product lines that are now available from Riedon. HR Series Hermetically Sealed Ideal for: High Stability Instruments Resistance Standards Metallurgical Equipment What makes the HR...
by fridahovsepian | Nov 8, 2019 | Low TCR, power resistors, pulse resistors, Pulse Withstanding Resistors, Uncategorized, Wirewound resistors
HPP series High Pulse Power resistors – up to 54 joules Riedon developed the HPP series resistors to offer higher pulse performance when compared to generic off-the-shelf versions. The joule ratings listed for this series are not the highest energy rating...
by fridahovsepian | Sep 4, 2019 | Uncategorized
Minimize temperature coefficient of resistance (TCR) Temperature Coefficient of Resistance, or TCR, refers to how the value of a resistor will vary with changes in temperature. This temperature change can be from changes in the environment around the resistor as well...
