Non-wirewound resistor materials, like film, foil, and metal oxide, ensure precise and reliable performance in electronic circuits.
Non-Wirewound Resistors: Film, Foil & Metal Oxide
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Passive Components
Silicon and silicon wafer based integrated capacitors
Silicon wafer-based integrated capacitors provide advanced solutions for compact and high-performance electronic devices.
Talking about Non-Wirewound Resistors: Carbon, SMD and Network
Non-wirewound resistors, including carbon SMD and network types, offer reliable performance for diverse electronic applications.
What is an inductor?
An inductor is a passive electronic component that stores energy in a magnetic field when electrical current flows through it.
Integrated passive components market trend
The integrated passive components market shows evolving trends, reflecting growing demand across various applications.
KEMET introduces MIL-PRF-32700 compliant SMD tantalum polymer capacitors
KEMET SMD tantalum polymer capacitors meet the new MIL-PRF-32700 specifications, ensuring military-grade performance.
KYOCERA develops industry leading 008004 Hi-Q MLCC for PA Modules
Kyocera developed the industry-leading 008004 Hi-Q MLCC, optimized for improved performance in PA modules.
MLCC suppliers reduced production capacity in 1H23
MLCC suppliers reduced production capacity in 1H23 due to weak consumer market demand affecting supply dynamics.
Thermistor measurement systems explained
Thermistors offer precise temperature sensing, leveraging resistance changes for accurate thermal monitoring and control.
Thermistor-based temperature sensing system optimization and evaluation
Thermistor-based temperature systems ensure accurate sensing and optimization for effective thermal management solutions.
Potentiometers, Rheostats and Trimmers
Potentiometers provide precise resistance control in electronic circuits, ideal for adjusting voltage and current levels.
Capacitor charging currents explained with LTspice
Simulate capacitor charging currents in LTspice to analyze the effects of resistance, inductance, and capacitance on circuit performance.
Bus capacitor selection for eMobility inverters
Optimize bus capacitor selection for eMobility inverters by analyzing ripple current, voltage ripple, and current-carrying capacity.
Practical capacitor charging losses
Energy losses in capacitor charging and the role of resistors, inductors, and diodes in optimizing circuit efficiency.
Coupled inductor filter and what is good for
Understand the concept and applications of a coupled inductor filter, its ripple attenuation, and sensitivity to design parameters.
Fusible Resistors vs Fuses: Key differences explained
Fusible resistors combine circuit protection and resistance, offering precise current limiting and fail-safe functionality.
Comprehensive guide to wirewound resistors in electronic circuits
Wirewound resistors offer high precision, stability, and power handling, making them ideal for demanding electronic applications.
Lumped element L-C filters design and characteristics
L-C filters, or lumped element filters, provide compact, customizable designs for precise lowpass, highpass, bandpass, and band-reject applications.
High CV MLCC DC BIAS and AGEING capacitance loss explained
Class II MLCCs face capacitance loss from DC bias and aging, impacting reliability in automotive, medical, and industrial electronics.
Ripple current and its effects on the performance of capacitors
Ripple current affects capacitor performance, reliability, and lifespan by increasing internal temperatures and power dissipation.