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Isabellenhuette unveils improved resistors

By reversing the length-to-width ratio, German electronics manufacturer Isabellenhuette has expanded the resistance range of its VLx resistors to very low values (1mohm in size 0612, for example).

News from Electronicstalk, 8 November 2010

Current sensor module for high-side applications

The IAS-A-R0001 analogue current sensor module from Isabellenhuette Heusler is an all-purpose sensor designed for high-current applications.

News from Electronicstalk, 17 August 2010

IAS sensor provides precise current measurements

Isabellenhuette has unveiled its precision current sensor with analogue voltage output, suitable for automotive applications, energy management systems and general current-sensing applications.

News from Electronicstalk, 26 May 2010

Isabellenhutte unveils current-measurement modules

Isabellenhutte is presenting the IPC series of current-measurement modules for the motor-phase current on measurement shunt basis at the PCIM and Sensor+Test trade fairs.

News from Electronicstalk, 17 March 2010

Isabellenhuette Heusler - latest company news

6 November 2009 - Isabellenhuette Heusler has appointed Jurgen Brust as its new managing director.

News from Electronicstalk, 9 November 2009

IVT monitors current and voltage in electric cars

Isabellenhuette Heusler has introduced a sensor module (IVT) that measures current and voltage during lithium-ion battery charging and discharging periods.

News from Electronicstalk, 23 July 2009

Shunts replace transformers in large inverters

Isabellenhuette, Semikron and Siemens Drive Technologies have cooperated to develop a three-phase shunt module for the Siemens Sinamics G120 frequency inverter series.

News from Electronicstalk, 14 July 2009

Sensor modules handle high currents

The IMS-B-R0001 sensor module is intended for use in larger measurement systems such as current measurement devices or battery management systems.

News from Electronicstalk, 6 May 2008

Precision resistors serve on space lab

The European Columbus laboratory is now in space, and precision resistors from the Isabellenhutte SMx series are onboard.

News from Electronicstalk, 21 March 2008

High-current measurement module cuts losses

Depending on the model, up to 2000A permanent current, or 4000A for 1s, and voltages up to 300V can be measured.

News from Electronicstalk, 11 December 2007

Braking resistors provide powerful performance

When using resistors in frequency convertors and servo controllers, small size and facility for direct heatsink mounting offer great advantages.

News from Electronicstalk, 7 November 2006

Battery and energy management in cars and trucks

Physically optimised low ohmic Manganin resistors developed by Isabellenhuette play a crucial role in the measurement of automotive battery currents.

News from Electronicstalk, 27 October 2006

Precision resistors stand the test of calibration

Isabellenhutte's compact IKL series resistors can be calibrated to allow users to make precise current measurements from 10 up to 2000A.

News from Electronicstalk, 12 June 2006

Precision resistors run up to 100mohm

Isabellenhutte has extended its LMx product range to include the size 0805 (LMI).

News from Electronicstalk, 6 June 2005

Precision resistors aid high-current measurement

Isabellenhuette has extended the resistance range of both its BVS and BVE low-value SMD current sensing resistors and has expanded the range with the BVR and BRS resistors.

News from Electronicstalk, 5 April 2004

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