The BRS surface-mount resistor series from Isabellenhütte has an excellent long term stability and is ideal for mounting on DBC and IMS substrate with a maximum solder temperature up to 350°C for 30 seconds or 250°C for 10 minutes. The BRS series from Isabellenhütte has a range of resistance values from 0.002Ω to 0.025Ω and solid metal precision materials.
2-terminal surface-mount resistor with excellent long term stability
A select range of resistance values of between 0.002Ω and 0.025Ω are available
TCR value from 100 ppm/K (between +20°C and +60°C)
Power rating 2W (at 120°C)
Constant current up to 32A (0.0002Ω)
Applicable temperature range from -55°C to +170°C
Tolerance options available ±1%, ±2%, ±3% and ±5% (depending on the resistance values required)
AEC-Q200 qualified
3812 chip size
Typical applications for the BRS series include:
Current sensor for power hybrid applications
Frequency converters
Power modules
High current applications for the automotive market
The below tables give an overview of the specifications for the Isabellenhütte BRS series as well as the standard parts available:
Further values and tolerances available on request
This product meets the requirements in compliance with RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU including Directive (EU) 2015/863, on the restriction of the use of Certain Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment.
Isabellenhütte BRS Series Ordering Info
The BRS resistor series is available with various options including standard resistance values and tolerances. The information below gives an example of the part numbering system used for these resistors and the standard options available.
Below is an example of the part number break down for the BRS resistor series:
The following table highlights the standard resistance values and tolerances available for the BRS resistor series:
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