Thin Film Chip Resistors feature anti-sulfur properties.
May 29, 2009 -
Available on standard 7 in. reels, RNCP Series has no lead-containing glass and is impervious to Sulfur contamination due to elimination of Silver. Resistors are suited for all types of power systems, controls, industrial and commercial automation, and low torque motor controls. Additional applications include UPS devices and backup power systems, audio applications, high speed communication, thermostats and HVAC, metering, monitoring, and detection.
RNCP High Power Anti-Sulfur Low Cost Thin Film Chip Resistors
RALEIGH, NC (May 13, 2009) - Stackpole Electronics, Inc. announced the release of the new RNCP Series of low cost thin film chips. This series offers twice the normal power rating compared to standard thick film and thin film chip resistors, is impervious to Sulfur contamination due to the elimination of Silver, and is priced within 10% of standard general purpose thick film chips. In addition, the RNCP does not have any lead-containing glass. It is a truly lead free and green component series. The thin film resistor structure offers all of the usual stability advantages and low noise that is expected of this technology.
Stackpole is able to lower manufacturing costs of the RNCP by using specialized materials, by focusing on only 1% tolerance and 100 ppm TCR and higher requirements, and by means of a proprietary high volume sputtering system.
The RNCP Series is an ideal solution for a broad range of applications and end products requiring a higher power rating in a limited amount of board space. It is an outstanding choice for all types of power systems, controls, and industrial and commercial automation, and various types of low torque motor controls. It will also be useful for UPS devices and equipment and backup power systems, audio applications, high speed communication, thermostats and HVAC, metering, monitoring, and detection, as well as for avionics and instrumentation. Arguably the greatest application for the RNCP is in high sulfur applications where long term reliability is critical. The RNCP Series bridges the gap between long-term reliability and low cost solutions. The anti-sulfur properties make the RNCP a great solution for various types of automotive,
industrial and heavy equipment applications.
The RNCP series is available on standard 7 inch reels. Pricing varies with chip size, tolerance, and resistance value and ranges from around $1.00 per thousand to $10 per thousand in full reel quantities; contact Stackpole for volume pricing.
For more information about Stackpole products, contact Stackpole Electronics, Inc. at 2700 Wycliff Road Suite 410, Raleigh NC 27607; phone 919-850-9500; email marketing@seielect.com; or visit the Web site at www.seielect.com.
Stackpole Electronics Inc. is a leading global manufacturer of resistors supplying to the worlds largest OEMs, contract manufacturers and distributors. Headquartered in Raleigh, N.C., the privately held company began manufacturing in 1928 as part of Stackpole Carbon Company in St. Mary's, Pennsylvania.
Now affiliated with Akahane Electronics, Stackpole has manufacturing facilities in Japan, Taiwan, China and Mexico; warehousing facilities in El Paso, Hong Kong and Japan; and sales offices in Tokyo, Hong Kong and Taiwan.
Contacts:
Marketing:
Kory Schroeder Director of Marketing
USA
Phone: 919-875-2495 E-mail this person Company Information: Name: Stackpole Electronics Inc. Address: 3261 Atlantic Avenue City: Raleigh State: NC ZIP: 27604 Country: USA Phone: 919-850-9500 FAX: 919-850-9504 http://www.seielect.com
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