Power resistors reduce costs

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Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team Feb 21, 2007

Aluminium housed THS series power resistors are based on the high performance HS series devices, featuring same basic performance levels but at lower costs.

Recently added to Tyco Electronics' CGS range of power resistors, new aluminium housed THS series power resistors are based on the high performance HS series devices, featuring same basic performance levels but at lower costs.

Encapsulated in a silver aluminium housing, THS series power resistors are extremely stable, high quality wire wound resistors capable of dissipating high power in a limited space with relatively low surface temperature.

Power is rapidly dissipated as heat through the aluminium housing to a specified heatsink.

Target applications are vehicle braking and balancing resistors, capacitor charging and discharging, crowbar, filters and general electrical machinery.

Designed for heatsink mounting, latest THS series components are available with power ratings from 10 to 50W and with ohmic values ranging from 0.01ohm up to 50kohm.

Thanks to their high quality materials and high stability, THS devices are able to withstand pulse energies of up to 320J and overloads of up to 25x rated power.

Terminations are solderable tags but they can be modified to feature cable, threaded or fast-on connections.

Standard inductances are kept to a maximum of 50ppm.

Low inductance versions are available by using Ayrton Perry windings.

THS series power resistors are readily available through Tyco Electronics' distributor Farnell.

Testing to conform to relevant international, MIL or customer specifications is available through Tyco Electronics.

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