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TT Electronics launches LRMAH2512 high-power shunt resistors

TT Electronics has unveiled its latest innovation, LRMAH2512 surface-mount technology (SMT) shunt resistors.

Above: LRMAH2512 high-power shunt resistors.
Courtesy TT Electronics

Designed to seamlessly complement the existing LRMAP3920 and LRMAP5930, this compact resistor boasts a robust 6W rating, making it the perfect solution for precision current measurements in motor control, power supply and battery management applications.

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"We're thrilled to introduce the LRMAH2512, our newest metal alloy SMT shunt resistor, seamlessly integrated into TT's expanding array of current sense resistors with AEC-Q200 approval," said Stephen Oxley, business development engineer engineer at TT Electronics. "This cutting-edge component plays a crucial role in enabling our customers to attain precision and surge-resistant current measurements within PCB assemblies. This technology demonstrates TT's ongoing commitment to developing products that contribute to/enable more efficient energy consumption."
 
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Building on TT's expertise in current sense resistors engineered to meet demanding accuracy targets, this new innovation offers values down to 200µΩ at 1% tolerance with TCRs down to 50ppm/°C.
 
The low TCR and low inductance of this design allow accurate current sensing without compensation circuitry. With a short-term overload rating up to 15W for 5s and high energy capacity, this robust solution is designed to withstand high inrush or switching surges.

 

 

 

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