“The ULR and LRMA resistors are constructed with a low temperature coefficient resistive alloy that provides a large mass, or cross section, for carrying current when compared to film-based devices,” explained Bryan Yarborough, application engineer for TT electronics IRC. “This large mass provides a robust structure, enabling the resistors to withstand large surge currents resulting from fault or other transient conditions that may exist in detection and protection circuits.”
The ULR and LRMA Series resistors are ideal for use in current sense circuits in power electronics and automotive systems.
The RoHS compliant and halogen free ULR and LRMA Series resistors feature low TCRs (50, 75, and 100ppm/°C) and inductance values. Resistance ranges from 0.5mΩ to 100mΩ, with power ratings from 1W to 3W, depending on device. The ULR Series resistors are offered in 1206, 2010 and 2512 chip sizes, while the LRMA Series devices are available in 0815, 1206 and 2512 chip packages.
