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Metal-Foil Current-Sense Resistors Built for Automotive and High-Rel Apps
The AEC-Q200-compliant 0508 and 0612 metal-foil current-sense shunts deliver up to 2-W power density, low TCR, and wide-terminal heat spreading in compact automotive footprints.
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