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Stackpole Launches RNWA Thin Film Resistor

Published: 13 June 2024

Stackpole’s RNWA is a thin film chip resistor with all the benefits of wide terminations and is capable of tolerances to 0.1% and TCR as low as 25ppm.

Is automotive grade, which provides an additional level of long term stability and reliability as well as being resistant to sulfur.

Stackpole Electronics

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