The Sart SLT resistor is a four terminal current detection resistor made of metal foil, hence it is also known as a four terminal alloy resistor. The SLT four terminal current detection resistor has characteristics such as low resistance, low temperature, and low electromotive potential, and is widely used in pen and power management series. The following text will provide a detailed introduction to the parameters and product characteristics of the Sart four terminal current detection resistor.
The main product features of the Sart four terminal current detection resistor SLT series are as follows:
1. Package size: 06031206
2. Resistance value range: 1m Ω~25m Ω
3. Low thermal electromotive force
4. Low temperature drift coefficient
5. Halogen free and lead-free processes
The main product application markets of the Sart four terminal current detection resistor SLT series:
1. Switching power supply
2. Battery pack
3. Laptops, personal computers, and peripheral equipment
4. Instrumentation
5. Power amplifier
The main product dimensions of the Sart four terminal current detection resistor SLT series are as follows:
|
Type 型号 |
W (mm) |
L (mm) |
A (mm) |
B (mm) |
C (mm) |
D (mm) |
T (mm) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0603 | 1.60±0.20 | 0.80±0.15 |
0.18±0.10 |
0.23±0.10 |
0.40±0.10 |
0.93±0.20 | 0.55±0.10 |
| 1206 | 3.20±0.20 | 1.55±0.20 |
0.41±0.20 |
0.46±0.20 |
0.50±0.20 |
2.16±0.20 | 0.50±0.20 |
The main electrical parameters of the SLT series of Sart four terminal current detection resistors are as follows:
| Part Number | Power Rating at 70℃(W) | Resistance Range(mΩ) | TCR(ppm/℃) | Resistance Tolerance | Operation Temp. Range |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0603 | 0.33 | 1~4 |
±100 |
±1%(F) |
-55℃~+155℃ |
| 5~25 | ±50 | ||||
| 1206 | 1.0 | 1~4 | ±100 | ±1%(F) | |
| 5~25 | ±50 |
±0.5%(D)、±1%(F |
The above are the main electrical performance and selection parameters of the Sart four terminal current detection resistor SLT series. For more product information and purchase, please consult online customer service.
