High Pulse Absorption Resistors: Efficient and Reliable Solutions

High pulse absorption resistors are specifically designed for installation under conditions without wind cooling (although using a fan can enhance performance). These resistors are primarily used in circuits that require substantial pulse energy absorption in a short time, making them ideal for various applications. With features such as zero inductance, large thermal capacity, high-temperature resistance, compact size, and stable performance, these resistors excel in demanding environments.

Key Applications

High pulse absorption resistors are suitable for:

  • Random strong pulse energy dissipation
  • Variable frequency motor braking resistors
  • Systems requiring rapid energy absorption to maintain circuit integrity

Technical Features

Utilizing an RC circuit, our high pulse absorption resistors undergo comprehensive pulse electrical load detection. Key specifications can be found in the table below. They feature a specially designed structural shape: thick film resistors are fired onto the surface of a 96% high-quality cylindrical ceramic substrate. The brass terminals, securely pressed at both ends, each have a M4 screw hole that serves as leads and fixed support.    

Key benefits include:

  • Excellent pulse load capacity
  • Resistors built from UL94-0 certified raw materials for enhanced safety and durability

When it comes to high pulse absorption resistors, you can trust in performance, reliability, and innovative design. Explore our product range today to find the perfect solution for your electrical and electronic applications.

Conclusion

Whether for industrial applications or advanced electronics, high pulse absorption resistors provide the reliability and efficiency needed to handle demanding pulse energy loads. Their unique design and robust features make them a crucial component in effective circuit management.

For more information on our high pulse absorption resistors and their specifications, contact us or consult the detailed table provided.   www.eak.sg


 

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