R 3 NON-WIREWOUND RESISTORS R 3.1 OVERVIEW Non-wirewound resistive elements may be produced and arranged in a lot of different ...

L.1.8 Differentiating EMC ferrite ↔ inductor The terminology used in this handbook clearly distinguishes between inductors and EMC ferrites in ...

C2.0 ELECTROSTATIC NON-POLARIZED CAPACITORS C2.1 CONSTRUCTIONAL SOLUTIONS The search for capacitance in small volumes has created a number of different ...

R 2 WIREWOUND RESISTORS R 2.1     GENERAL COMMENTS As the name indicates wirewound resistors consist of a resistive wire wound ...

R 1.9 NOISE R 1.9.1 Definition Noise manifests itself as a spontaneously fluctuating voltage whose instantaneous amplitude is randomly distributed. ...

R 1.11    VOLTAGE DEPENDENCE If we apply a voltage on a resistor, it’s resistance will drop slightly in certain types. ...

L.1.7 Inductance L Not only magnetic materials possess a magnetic field, every current carrying conductor creates a magnetic field itself. ...

L.1.6 Permeability μ Permeability describes an important effect in ferromagnetic materials. If a ferromagnetic material is placed in a magnetic ...

R1.7 PULSE LOADS In many applications the resistor will be subjected to pulse loads. We make distinctions between periodical/repetitive loads ...

R1.1 RESISTIVITY (ρ) The resistivity, ρ, is a material constant. The higher the resistivity in the resistor material, the higher ...