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| Supply Ability: | Depending on the specific circumstances, it generally takes 5-7 work days to complete |
| Resistance Accuracy: | ±5% ( J ) |
| Model Number: | NRSS |
| Max. Working Voltage: | 350V |
| Price: | Please contact us for details |
| Packaging Details: | T/B |
| Terminal Strength: | 1 kg |
| Payment Terms: | T/T |
| Delivery Time: | 7-10 work days |
| Resistance Temp. Coeff.: | ±300 ppm/°C |
| Place of Origin: | China |
| Resistance Range(Ω): | 0.22~200K |
| Brand Name: | TYOHM |
| Rated wattage(W): | 1/2W |
| MOQ: | 2K |
| Company Info. |
| ASIA AKITA ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY(SHENZHEN)CO.,LTD |
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High power, Small body size.
Excellent pulse characteristics.
Flameproof painting, resistant to heat & solvents.
Very low inductance (less than 1 μH).
The NRSS 1/2W 5% anti-pulse non-inductive resistor is a compact resistor designed for electronic circuit applications where pulse characteristics and low inductance are important selection considerations. It features flameproof coating with resistance to heat and solvents, making it a candidate component for power supply circuits, electronic equipment, and pulse-related circuit designs.
| Parameter | Specification |
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| Series | NRSS |
| Product Type | Anti-Pulse Non-Inductive Resistor, Small Type |
| Rated Power | 1/2W |
| Resistance Tolerance | ±5% (J) |
| Resistance Range | 0.22Ω–200kΩ |

The NRSS non-inductive resistor can be considered for positions in power supply circuits where pulse characteristics and low inductance are relevant to component selection. Engineers should evaluate circuit voltage, current, transient waveform, and rated power before choosing a resistance value.
Its small-type construction makes the NRSS series a candidate for compact electronic assemblies and PCB component selection. Layout evaluation should include pad design, thermal conditions, and clearance from adjacent components.
For circuits exposed to pulse loads, the NRSS series can be evaluated as an anti-pulse resistor option. Suitability depends on pulse amplitude, duration, repetition rate, and energy.
The series may be evaluated for industrial control and general electronic equipment according to operating temperature, resistance value, and electrical load requirements.
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