Shunts

Shunt resistors are characterized by their high insulation resistance and low temperature coefficients. They are available in three different performance categories with four-terminal Kelvin connections. Shunts are used for current measurement and power monitoring.

The benefits of shunts

Our shunt resistors can be quickly and flexibly adapted to customer requirements. We provide our customers shunts in various power options, dimensions, tight tolerances and ohm values.

Different designs

Choose between the SOT-227 design for mounting on a heatsink or a compact housing for on-board mounting.

Multiple options

Power vs. size ratio - 3 W to 100 W.

We offer several options.

Custom designs

We develop customer-specific shunts with the help of our R&D team and test laboratory.

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PCS series

In addition to the four-contact Kelvin connections, our shunts also include a 3 W / 60 W / 100 W resistor for current measurement.

Features

Operating power: 3 W / 60 W / 100 W
Tolerance range: ± 5% to ± 1% (tighter tolerances on request)
Ohmic range: 0.5 mΩ to 1 Ω
Temperature coefficient: ≤ ±60 ppm/°C (up to ±500 ppm/°C depending on resistance value)
Non-inductive design
RoHS compliant

Main areas of application

Motor control systems
Test equipment
Power supply devices
Instrumentation

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Quality features

Our products are characterized by the following features:

RoHS compliant
Materials in accordance with UL 94 V-0
Low-inductance design

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ABOUT Miba Resistors

Miba Resistors Austria GmbH is one of the leading international manufacturers of resistors for high-performance electronics. These technologically demanding components contribute to the safe and efficient conversion and transmission of energy. Among other things, Miba resistors are used in electric power trains of high-speed trains, electrical cars, frequency converters in wind turbines, aerospace applications or HVDC power transmission systems. The company has been part of the Miba Group since 2010.