Axial Schottky diodes with 70V rating
Manufacturer： ['broadcom', 'avago']
The 5082-2800 Series is a distinguished lineup of high-performance precision resistors, tailored for applications requiring exceptional accuracy and stability. These resistors are designed with a focus on minimal temperature coefficients, ensuring that their resistance values remain stable over varying temperatures and environmental conditions. With a temperature coefficient of resistance (TCR) as low as ±5 ppm/°C, the 5082-2800 Series is ideal for precision applications in both laboratory and industrial settings.
Engineered with advanced materials and manufacturing techniques, the 5082-2800 Series features a robust construction that enhances reliability and durability. The resistors are available in various resistance values, accommodating a wide range of applications from signal processing to high-frequency circuits. Their low noise characteristics are particularly beneficial in sensitive electronic devices, ensuring optimal performance without interference.
One of the standout design characteristics of the 5082-2800 Series is its compact footprint, which allows for easy integration into space-constrained designs. This makes the series particularly suitable for applications in telecommunications equipment, medical devices, and aerospace systems, where real estate on printed circuit boards (PCBs) is at a premium. The resistors are also offered in different power ratings, providing flexibility for use in both low-power and high-power applications.
Typical applications of the 5082-2800 Series include precision instrumentation, data acquisition systems, and automotive electronics, where reliability and precision are paramount. The series is also well-suited for use in feedback loops and control circuits, where maintaining consistent performance is critical for system stability.
With its combination of high precision, low temperature drift, and versatile applications, the 5082-2800 Series stands out as a trusted choice for engineers and designers seeking to optimize their electronic designs for performance and reliability.