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MELF resistors offer 0.3-W power rating

October 12, 2022 By Redding Traiger Leave a Comment

MELF resistors are known for their superior thermal characteristics and their environmental and electrical stability. Many types of applications such as instrumentation and automation controls, automotive controls, and metering benefit from the exceptional performance provided by MELF resistors. In designs where space is critical, it is important to maximize the power ratings for resistors to allow for the smallest design footprint.
Stackpole’s MLFM15 provides engineers with a solution that meets the thermal, electrical, and size requirements. The MLFM15 is a small device measuring only 2.2mm by 1.1mm nominal and now offers a 0.3W power rating for tolerances 0.5% and above and TCR’s of 50 ppm and higher. The MLF / MLFM series is RoHS compliant without the need for exemption 7C-1.
Pricing for the MLF / MFLM varies with size, TCR, resistance value, and tolerance. Contact Stackpole or one of our franchised distribution partners for specific or volume pricing.

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