Stackpole Electronics has introduced the RVCU series of high-voltage chip resistors, designed for voltage divider, sensing, and measurement circuits that demand stable performance across changing voltage and environmental conditions.
The RVCU series offers a voltage coefficient of resistance (VCR) as low as 25 ppm to 50 ppm, depending on resistance value, providing a lower-error alternative to conventional high-voltage chip resistors which may have VCR up to 300 ppm and beyond, for best performance in precision high voltage divider designs.
Available in 1206, 2010, and 2512 package sizes, RVCU resistors support maximum working voltages from 800 V up to 3000 V. The series is offered with tolerances down to 0.5% and a temperature coefficient of resistance (TCR) of 100 ppm, ensuring consistent performance in demanding applications.
RVCU resistors feature anti-sulfur construction per ASTM-B-905-5, and compliant with IEC-62368 (for values from 75 KΩ to 27 MΩ) requirements for audio/video and communications equipment. The series is well suited for compact, high-voltage designs requiring reliability and long-term stability due to AEC compliance
Target applications include high-voltage LED lighting, medical equipment, audio/video and communications systems, test and measurement instruments, and high-voltage divider networks for transmission and control applications.
Stackpole Electronics | seielect.com
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