There's no way around the low-resistance power and precision resistors from Isabellenhütte when it comes to maximum reliability, precision and longevity. There is a reason why we have been supplying measuring resistors to the aviation and aerospace industries for over twenty years.
We always take the most stringent quality standards and individual requirements (ESCC 4001) into consideration so that the power and precision resistors can be used in these sectors. In addition, the SnPb tin-plated contacts prevent the formation of whiskers, thus ensuring a safe use of the components, even under extreme conditions.
Qualification
- ESCC 4001/027 for space applications
- ESCC 4001/028 for space applications
- Customer-specific qualification
Quality
- SnPb tin-plating of the contacts
- Certified according to IATF 16949 / ISO 9001
- 100% control
- Clearly traceable due to the comprehensive documentation
- Date code label
Solderability
- Can be processed in all common soldering processes (reflow, IR soldering processes)
- ISA-WELD® can be processed at up to +350 °C (1 min.)
- ISA-PLAN® can be processed at up to +260 °C (peak)
Values Range
- E6/E12/decadic values depending of the design
- Other values by request
Service
- Application-oriented support
- Internal qualification of the components pursuant to ESCC 4001 and customer-specific qualification
- Simulation of your application conditions
- Component optimization for critical applications
- SMD test board for the first tests
- Comprehensive documentation
- Standard values with SnPb tin-plated contacts available
Logistics
Long shelf life, good processability due to tin-coating of the contact surfaces, packaging with inert gas in the strap (strap pursuant to IEC 286-3; DIN EN 60286-3), start-up protection for ISA-WELD® resistors.
Isabellenhütte always on board
- The quality of Isabellenhütte is relied upon in almost all major European space projects:
- Galileo: Already on December 28, 2005, the navigation systems of the GIO VE-A satellites were equipped with measuring resistors from Isabellenhütte. To this day, a total of 30 satellites have successfully been deployed in space.
- Solar Panel: The battery management systems (BMS) of various satellites were equipped in order to ensure optimal energy utilization.
- Jules Verne: Isabellenhütte's precision and reliability of products were also relied on in the ATV (Automated Transfer Vehicle), the European counterpart to the space shuttle.
- On-board electronics: Voltage regulator in satellites.
- Power supplies: Use in DC/DC converter for decentralized energy distribution in helicopters and satellites
