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Low resistance to change! High-power resistor for high frequency.

Ideal for long-term use! Resistors that can be used in high-frequency bands. Made by CGI, USA.

Uses RoHS-compliant high-quality oxidation-resistant materials. Due to minimal degradation over long periods, there is very little resistance change, allowing for use in high-frequency ranges. Manufactured by Component General, a long-established company in the production of flange-type resistors and terminations in the United States. *For other features and details, please download the catalog.

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Thin film surface mount power resistor

Temperature coefficient ±100ppm/℃! Excellent resistance to high power and high pulse!

The "thin surface mount power resistor" has excellent frequency characteristics. Thanks to the superior heat dissipation of the alumina ceramic substrate, it features excellent resistance to high power and high pulse. 【Features】 ■ Surface mount thin power resistor ■ Excellent heat dissipation of the alumina ceramic substrate ■ Excellent resistance to high power and high pulse ■ Excellent frequency characteristics *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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High Voltage Precision Power Resistor 'Type MS'

Achieving simplification and miniaturization of high-voltage circuits! A resistor that employs a unique non-inductive, non-magnetic pattern, demonstrating high-speed response and low distortion even under high-frequency high-voltage conditions.

"Precision power resistors that simplify the design of high voltage and high power circuits" The 'Type MS' from Cadock, USA, is an axial lead high-precision power film resistor boasting a maximum voltage rating of 6,000V and a maximum rated power of 22W. **Main Features** - Excellent high voltage resistance: Utilizes a unique Micronox(R) metal oxide film to achieve high voltage resistance without relying on the limits of wire thinning. - Completely non-inductive structure (zero inductance): The non-inductive zigzag (serpentine) pattern cancels magnetic flux, achieving low inductance comparable to straight leads. - Outstanding long-term stability: Demonstrated high stability of less than 0.05% over 1,000 hours of operation testing. - Wide range of applications: Ideal for high-frequency power supplies, measuring instruments, and industrial high voltage equipment. **Main Specifications** - Rated power: 0.25W to 22W (at +25°C) - Maximum operating voltage: 200V to 6,000V - Resistance value range: 20Ω to 30MΩ - Resistance tolerance: ±1% (custom ±0.1%) - Operating temperature range: -55°C to +275°C

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25W Surface Mount Power Resistor 'MP725'

Achieving 25W high power with surface mount on the substrate! SMD resistors that adopt a metal tab D-Pak package, balancing high-density mounting and excellent heat dissipation.

D-Pak Resistors Enabling Space-Saving and High Power for Surface Mount Circuit Boards The 'MP725' from Cadock, USA, is a surface mount power film resistor in the D-Pak (TO-252) style, widely used in power transistors and other applications. **Main Features** - High Heat Dissipation: The metal tab on the bottom assists in efficient heat dissipation to the circuit board, supporting up to 25W of high power at a case temperature of 25°C. - Improved Solderability: The metal tab is exposed externally, making visual inspection after reflow mounting easy. - Current Detection Compatible: Offers ultra-low resistance values starting from 0.020Ω, ideal for current detection circuits in power supplies. - Completely Inductance-Free: Reduces noise in high-frequency applications such as switching power supplies, snubber circuits, and RF devices. **Main Specifications** - Rated Power: 25W (at case temperature +25°C) / 2.5W (at air cooling +25°C) - Resistance Range: 0.020Ω to 1.00kΩ - Resistance Tolerance: ±1% (standard), ±5% (low resistance range) - Maximum Operating Temperature: +150°C - Insulation Voltage: 1,500 Vrms

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Thin-type surface mount power resistor

Resistor with a temperature coefficient of ±100ppm/℃! A resistor with excellent resistance to high power and high pulse!

The "thin surface mount power resistor" is a resistor with excellent frequency characteristics. Thanks to the superior heat dissipation of the alumina ceramic substrate, it is characterized by high power and high pulse resistance. 【Features】 ■ Surface mount thin power resistor ■ Excellent heat dissipation of the alumina ceramic substrate ■ Superior resistance to high power and high pulse ■ Excellent frequency characteristics *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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