High Energy Disk Resistors Carbon Ceramic Disc Resistors

<p dir="auto">Carbon ceramic disc resistors are specialized electronic components designed to offer high performance in various applications. These resistors combine the properties of carbon and ceramic materials, resulting in a robust structure that can withstand high temperatures and harsh environments. They are known for their excellent stability, low noise, and minimal inductance, making them ideal for use in RF applications, power electronics, and precision measurement instruments.The disc shape allows for efficient heat dissipation, enhancing their reliability and longevity. Carbon ceramic disc resistors are often used in applications such as audio equipment, automotive electronics, and industrial machinery, where consistent performance and durability are paramount. With their unique combination of features, these resistors provide engineers with a reliable solution for demanding electronic designs.</p>

Category: Bulk Ceramic Resistors

High Energy Disk Resistors product is a solid ceramic resistor, featuring high voltage impact resistance, non-inductive properties, high stability, compact size, and long service life.

This resistor is mainly applied in RF/electronic loads, high-frequency filters, buffer circuits, soft start applications, surge and pre-charge applications, as well as high-voltage pulse applications.

The component is made of solid ceramic throughout, with good conductivity, strong high-voltage capability, and high structural strength.It is coated with insulating paint to enhance insulation performance.The two end faces of the resistor are equipped with aluminum or copper electrodes, with a smooth surface and good conductivity.

Storage and Usage Conditions

Load Temperature Range: Temperature from -50℃ to 200℃; Storage Environment: -55℃ to 80℃

Long-term operating surface temperature of the load heat sink ≤ 150℃

Humidity: Relative humidity ≤ 80%; the surrounding environment should be kept clean, free from corrosive gases, and avoid direct sunlight.

Recommended Contact Pressure: 50-100 PSI

High Energy Disk Resistors Carbon Ceramic Disc Resistors

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