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Vishay Dale RH0251K000FE02

Resistor, Wirewound, Res 1 Kilohms, 25 W, Tol 1%, Lug, Alum Housed, Military

Mfr. Part #: RH0251K000FE02 / RS Stock #: 70201474

Vishay Dale

Vishay Dale RH0251K000FE02

Mfr. Part #: RH0251K000FE02
RS Stock #: 70201474

Description

Resistor, Wirewound, Res 1 Kilohms, 25 W, Tol 1%, Lug, Alum Housed, Military

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466

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$5.43

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$5.00

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$4.78

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Manufacturer Lead Time:

28 weeks

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Product Specifications

Product Attribute
Attribute Value
Element Material
Wirewound
Family Name
RH, NH Family
Package Type
Aluminum Housed
Packaging
Card Pack
Power Rating
25 W
Resistance
1 KiloOhms
Resistance Range
1 to 999 KiloOhms
Special Features
Military
Termination
Solder Lugs
Tolerance
1 %

Overview

The Vishay Dale MIL-PRF-18546 Qualified Wirewound Resistors have a complete welded and molded construction for total environmental protection. These resistors mount directly onto a chassis to utilize heat-sink effect. This range of wirewound resistors offers high stability at conventional power ratings and flat marking surface for easy identification. Features: -? Molded construction for total environmental protection -? Resistance Tolerance 1% -? High-temperature silicone coating or encapsulate -? Complete welded construction -? Meets applicable requirements of MIL-PRF-18546 -? Available in non-inductive styles (type NH) with Ayrton-Perry winding for lowest reactive components -? Mounts on chassis to utilize heat-sink effect -? Excellent stability in operation (< 1 % change in resistance) Applications: -?DC/DC converters -?AC/DC inverters -?High-voltage bleeders -?Dynamic braking -?Bias supply -?Motor speed controls -?Voltage divider networks -?Filament dropping -?Capacitor charging/discharging regulation -?Voltage dropping -?Electrical loads -?Crow-bar circuits -?Current shunts