WP Series Ultra-Precision Wirewound Resistors
■Tension is controlled and kept to a minimum while the winding process takes place to keep out any possible fatigue problems. The windings are then relieved of stresses by extensive aging before calibration and termination operations. The resistors are then given a silicon buffer coat before the final epoxy molding occurs, resulting in a case size that is extremely consistant from part to part. Marking is then done alpha-numerically with a type of epoxy ink that will withstand any of the cleaning or degreasing solvents. All WP series parts are RoHS compliant.
WP Series 、 SWP-2 、 SWP-3 、 SWP-4 、 SWP-5 、 SWP-6 、 SWP-7 、 SWP-12 、 SWP-13 、 SWP-15 、 WP-100 、 WP-101 、 WP-102 、 WP-103 、 WP-104 、 WP-105 、 WP-106 、 WP-107 、 WP-108 、 WP-120 、 WP-121 、 WP-129 、 WP-139A 、 WP-153 、 PWP-100 、 PWP-101 、 PWP-104 、 PWP-120 、 PWP-130 、 PWP-131 |
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Ultra-Precision Wirewound Resistors 、 Resistors 、 ultra-precision resistors |
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2007/10/6 |
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