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 ...

C1.6  CATEGORY CONCEPTS AND DERATING Recommendation for voltage derating means that the actual capacitor shall be used in the application ...

C 1.5. Ripple Current and Power Load Capacitors are naturally limited by its capability to handle/dissipate ripple current and pulse ...

C1.4 ENERGY CONTENTS / FORCE MANIFESTATIONS C 1.4.1 Energy contents The energy stored in a capacitor can be described as ...