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Riedon Is ISO 9001:2008 Certified Company
We are pleased to announce that Riedon is now ISO 9001:2008 certificated by Det Norske Veritas (DNV). ISO 9001:2008 registration is the most widely recognized international standard for quality management systems and is an important step in maintaining Riedon’s...
Looking For IRC / TT Electronics PN: MHP140 Cross?
We've heard that IRC/ITT has discontinued their MHP product line. If you need help in crossing, please call us at 626-284-9901 or email us at [email protected] We have a broad selection of IRC/TT power TO type product replacement.
List Of Custom Designed Resistors
Click here to see a partial list of custom designed resistors we have done for our customers worldwide. Click here.
Low Tolerance Resistors
Looking for very low tolerance resistors, less than 0.01%? Please check what Riedon has to offer. Click the links below: Precision Wirewound Resistors Precision Foil Resistor Four Terminal / Surface Mount Wirewound Resistors Call us at 626-284-9901 if...
Precision DC Current Shunts
You can now buy Riedon's high amp current shunts directly from Digikey. Here is the link: http://www.digikey.com/product-highlights/en/precision-dc-current-shunts/52993?WT.z_sm_link=Twitter_riedon_1027
A Resistor Primer Series: INDUCTANCE
There is another quantity that is similar to resistance. It is called "reactance." Like resistance, we measure reactance in ohms, and it follows the rule of Ohms Law. Reactance only occurs in electrical or electronic circuits if the current flow is changing rapidly....
A Resistor Primer Series: TEMPERATURE COEFFICIENT
In wirewound resistors, another selection factor is the temperature characteristic of the wire. The resistance of all materials changes as their temperature changes. If the temperature is lowered, resistance (typically) declines. In fact, if cooled sufficiently, the...
Resistor Primer: CONDUCTORS AND INSULATORS
All materials are either conductors or insulators; a material will either conduct electrical current, or impede its flow. Not all conductors are equally capable of supporting current flow. Copper is a better conductor than nickel. Silver is a better conductor than...
Resistor Primer: Resistors
There are several ways to make resistors for electrical or electronic circuits. Carbon resistors are made by attaching leads to a bar or rod of carbon material. The material is usually made by suspending carbon particles in a plastic material. The material "mix...
Riedon Goes “Green” In Renewable Energy Applications with low-cost DC Current Shunts Rated up to 1200 A
We are pleased to announce that our new product line is now available to purchase from Digikey. Please check here for the stock list: We can cross to Deltec, Empro and Canadian shunts. Our shunts are ROHS complaint, UL listed and price competitive.