Secure and solid – Resistors and low ohmic shunts for consumers and industry
Secure and solid – Resistors and low ohmic shunts for consumers and industry
(IINews) - In our advanced world we are all reliant on complex technological innovations and know in fact almost nothing about them. In the fascinating world of electronic applications some tiny products regulate the safe performing of the electric circuit in highly complicated conditions, like the BMS Batterymanagement System. There are different kinds of power resistors and shunts available on the market, with the power meter shunt and the low ohmic shunt being the most common and trusted ones as they can be instantly adjusted to a great number of surroundings. An unobtrusive product like the power resistor can accomplish miracles in difficult kinds of circumstances ranging from a simple driving application to a elaborate industrial assembly station. Moreover there are fine-tuned models which can deal with certain more demanding environments, like places with very low voltage or low inductance. The best in this category are the electrical SMD Resistor and the High Precision Resistor which both do a great deal in managing electric current within challenging environments. Along with the widely used hybrid mounting resistors, these little products can be manufactured to very individual necessities, and some manufacturers even offer resistors for precision current sensing, which are typically needed in tough and difficult environments. While a common current resistor can handle driving, medical or consumer applications, a precision current sensing resistor would be best for use in highly precise industrial products. Even such everyday goods like computers, notebooks or smartphones depend upon little helpers such as a low ohm resistor. Current resistors and electrical shunts can be found in almost anything we work with in our daily lives. And even those items at home or in the office that are far from keeping an electric circuit within them, are very likely to have been produced by machines that depend on them.
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Datum: 11.10.2010 - 19:34 Uhr
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Freigabedatum: 11.10.2010
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