LTR50UZPFU
High Power Low Ohmic Chip Resistor
LTR50UZPFU
High Power Low Ohmic Chip Resistor
High-power chip resistors have the terminals at long sides of square shape featuring far higher rated power than the standard resistors. This structure having short distance between the both terminations attains strong soldering fixation.
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Product Detail
Specifications:
Automotive grade
Yes
Size[mm](inch)
2550(1020)
Rated Power[W]
3
Resistance Tolerance
F (±1%)
Resistance range[Ω]
0.01
Resistance(Min.)[Ω]
0.01
Resistance(Max.)[Ω]
0.01
Temperature Coefficient[ppm/°C]
0 to 300
Operating Temperature[°C]
-55 to 155
Type
For current sensing (Wide terminal)
Operating Temperature (Max.)[°C]
155
Common Standard
AEC-Q200 (Automotive Grade)
Features:
- Chip Resistors for current detection: 10mΩ~
- High joint reliability with long side terminations.
- Improvement of rated power enables to displace smaller size of resistors, and it contributes space savings in your set.
- ROHM resistors have obtained ISO9001 / TS16949 certification.
- Corresponds to AEC-Q200.
Reference Design / Application Evaluation Kit
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- Reference Design - REFSENS003
- 30A Current Sensing with current sense Amplifier (CSA)
REFSENSE003 is a reference design with a current sense amplifier: BD14210G-LA and a shunt resistor: LTR50UZPFU, which can be considered for current measurement using a shunt resistor. Current measurement circuits are used in various devices for high-side/low-side current sense, overcurrent sense, and current control of motors. The reference designs of shunt resistors and current-sense amplifiers presented on this website can be used for various current measurements as a solution that offers both high accuracy and small area. Design data and reference boards are available for purchase. Please make use of them to reduce your design person-hours.
- Built-in 1ch current sense amplifier BD14210G-LA/shunt resistor LTR50.
- Achieves current sense accuracy of 1%
- Supports current sense up to 30A
- Connectable with AD converter BU79100G-LA-EVK-001
