WAT (2512)

Our new WAx series of roll cladded current sensing resistors is extended by new component family WAT in size 2512. Find out more about the use of the new component here.

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WAT – Power resistor for high current applications

The WAT from Isabellenhütte is the ideal solution for engineers who have the highest demands on precision and current carrying capacity. Specially developed for applications in automotive technology, power electronics and e-mobility - e.g. EPS, cooling fans, frequency converters, e-bikes and drones.

Highlights: 
  • Constant current up to 100 A (0.5 mΩ)
  • TC: 0 ± 50 ppm/K - for maximum temperature stability
  • 5 W rated power at 135 °C (0.5 mΩ)
  • Excellent cycle stability at changing temperatures
  • Excellent cycle stability at changing temperatures

Developed with proven Isabellenhütten alloys for maximum precision, long-term stability and robustness.

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Excellent Temperature Coefficient

TCR-curve of low resistance WAT-Z-L200 (200 μΩ) shows an excellent TCR of 0 ± 50 ppm/K.
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Optimized heat dissipation

Large terminals: 3.05 x 2.75 mm; enough space for some thermal vias to optimize the heat dissipation. Wide copper areas, short distances, and thermal vias reduce hot spots and keep drift low. 

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The WAx series

Precision and stability for the highest demands

Our series of sensing resistors made from roll cladded strip material is based on the proven alloys from Isabellenhütte. You will benefit from outstanding material properties such as an extremely low temperature coefficient, minimal long-term drift and excellent precision - ideal for demanding applications in electronics development.

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