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February 25, 2013
ARCOL Power Resistors offer High Pulse Power Capability in a Compact Form Factor
ARCOL Resistors has extended its HS range of high-power aluminum-housed resistors to include a low profile version offering an unequalled balance of pulse power capability versus volume. These power resistors are manufactured using a wire-wound design to maximize their high pulse capability and are available in 10 standard power ratings from 10 to 600 watts. Liquid-cooled versions are also available extending the range from 600 to 900 watts. Ohmic resistance values are available over the range R005 to 100K, depending on wattage.
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Key specifications include optional non inductive winding, RoHS compliance and manufacture in line with the requirements of mil -18546 and IEC 115. Standard temperature coefficients are typically < 1K 100ppm Std. > 1K 25ppm. The HS series of resistors are designed for ease of assembly and offer 7 different termination options, more than any comparable product. A wide range of thermal transfer accessories are available as are customized resistor values and terminations.
Tony Daly, Sales Manager of ARCOL Resistors, comments; “Arcol has over 60 years of experience in manufacturing resistors and we operate a fast lean manufacturing process with typical lead times of 3 to 4 weeks. Our HS series of power resistors are accepted as the industry standard design and footprint manufactured in the UK, very competitively priced and available on low minimum order quantities.”
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ARCOL’s HS series power resistors are optimized for stability, linearity and reliability, making them suitable for many renewable energy, power supply, traction and industrial applications including; inverter/converter, snubber, braking resistor, inrush limiter, balancing resistor, voltage divider, capacitor discharge , cross over, shunt and power supplies.
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