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Power resistors and resistance heaters share many common design considerations. In both products, good thermal design ensures low thermal resistance between the element and the exterior environment. Both must be rugged and reliable. Power resistors are often used in heater applications. They allow a designer to apply and control heat to a small area. Riedon […]https://riedon.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/C9-1024x119.png