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Power supplies and current sensing circuits have requirements that are as wide ranging as the end products they serve. For applications that require low TCR sense chip resistors, yet don’t need extremely low resistance values for high current handling, this can be difficult.

Thin film wraparound resistors from Vishay are ideal for use in oil industry precision applications requiring low noise, long term stability under high temperature, ultra-low temperature coefficient of resistance, and low voltage coefficient.

A British solar power company is developing a technology that could use solar energy to power the UK’s railways and thus be key for cleaning up rail power.

Adding to its credentials as a single destination for all of the technical resources and tools, Mouser Electronics has launched a time-saving resistor colour code calculator.

Vishay Intertechnology has unveiled a new branding.

ProTek Devices has introduced TVS arrays capable of guarding against malicious or unsuspecting USB Killer attacks that are proven highly costly to organisations in equipment and data loss. The new component offers circuit protection against positive ESD, fast surge voltage transients, and high negative voltage transients at data lines such as are possible with USB Killer devices.

A new resource site dedicated to Current Sensing Solutions from Microchip Technology and Vishay Intertechnology has been created by distributor Mouser Electronics.

As part of its wider growth plans,CP Automation has acquired Magnetek Elevator UK. The acquisition will bolster CP Automation’s product offering in the elevator market and will ensure that existing Magnetek Elevator customers continue to access high quality products and suitable customer support in the EMEA, Australia and New Zealand markets.

There’s a lot to be learned from the famous fable, The Three Little Pigs. While the tale teaches us to stay wary of menacing wolves, it also reminds us of the importance of a sturdy home. Electrical equipment requires robust protection and a durable electrical enclosure in order to reassure its saftey.

Honeywell's sensing element design consists of four piezo resistors on a chemically etched silicon diaphragm. A pressure change will cause a strain in the diaphragm and the buried resistors. The resistor values will change in proportion to the stress applied, which produces an electrical output. Honeywell'ssensors areperforming in potential applications including dialysis equipment and oxygen gas distribution.