These reliable, rugged, and precise power resistors offer lower power dissipation with enhanced stability for pulse handling and current sense applications
RIVERSIDE, Calif., November 19, 2024 - Bourns, Inc., a leading manufacturer and supplier of electronic components for power, protection, and sensing solutions, today announced it has increased its line of Riedon™ Power Resistors with the release of 11 product series. The resistors feature high power ratings, low temperature coefficients (TCRs), a wide resistance range, and extended temperature range. To support these advanced features, Bourns is offering the 11 product series in a variety of technologies where certain products are available in numerous packaging options, including wirewound through-hole and surface mount, along with surface mount metal film and bare/coated metal element resistors. Bourns engineered this range of technology and packaging options to give designers who work in multiple system domains the ability to match virtually any space or manufacturing assembly requirement.
The resistors offer highly-accurate resistance tolerances and low TCRs that contribute to lower power dissipation designs with higher stability. Certain series feature non-inductive windings to help reduce parasitic inductance for minimal attenuation in high-speed switching circuits. Furthermore, select ceramic wirewound resistor models are flameproof for an extra level of dependability in certain harsh conditions. Applications such as battery energy storage systems, industrial power supplies, motor drives, smart meters, telecom 5G remote radio and base band units, and current sensing are good examples of systems that can benefit from the advanced features and breadth of products offered in the Riedon™ power resistors by Bourns product series.
All 11 Riedon™ power resistor series by Bourns are available now, and are RoHS* compliant. For additional information, please see:
www.bourns.com/products/resistors/current-sense-resistors
www.bourns.com/products/resistors/wirewound-resistors
*RoHS Directive 2015/863, Mar 31, 2015 and Annex.