RESI – High Energy

Description

High energy resistor can withstand short-time overload and high peak power. A transient pulse surge into a resistor or working continuously at high power can generate a lot of heat. The two common types of high energy resistor are generally thick film technology and wirewound technology. If this heat does not dissipate in time, all the heat will focus on limited resistance element and affect the performance. The third type is solid ceramic resistor technology, compared to wirewound and thick film resistors, solid ceramic resistors offer a smaller, more compact construction.

Features

• Non-Inductive Design
• Excellent Long-Term Stability
• Small Size
• High Power Consumption

Applications

• Electric Power
• Medical
• EV
• Battery Pre-Charge