Metal Alloy E-Welded Chip Shunt – Accurate PCB Current Measurement

Description

Reliable EB Welded Chip Shunt – Accurate PCB Current Measurement

 Key Features of EB Welded Chip Shunt

  • EB welded structure for superior mechanical and thermal stability

  • Low resistance values: 50μΩ – 5mΩ

  • High power rating up to 10W

  • Tight tolerance and TCR as low as ±15 ppm/°C

  • Wide operating temperature: -55°C to +170°C

  • Non-inductive design for high-speed switching environmentsPCB-mount-Shunt-Resistor

Product Size

ModelResistanceW (mm)A (mm)B (mm)H (mm)D2 (mm)T (mm)
15750.1mR15.2±0.57.6±0.55±0.52.5±0.22.0±0.14.2±0.5
15750.2mR15.2±0.57.6±0.55±0.52.0±0.21.50±0.14.2±0.5
15750.3mR15.2±0.57.6±0.55±0.51.46±0.20.92±0.14.2±0.5
15750.5mR15.2±0.57.6±0.55±0.51.7±0.21.15±0.14.2±0.5
157515.2±0.57.6±0.55±0.51.1±0.20.56±0.14.2±0.5
15750.75mR15.2±0.57.6±0.55±0.50.9±0.20.40±0.14.2±0.5
15751mR15.2±0.57.6±0.55±0.51.4±0.20.90±0.14.2±0.5
15751.5mR15.2±0.57.6±0.55±0.51.1±0.20.64±0.14.2±0.5
15752mR15.2±0.57.6±0.55±0.51.0±0.20.48±0.14.2±0.5
15752.5mR15.2±0.57.6±0.55±0.50.9±0.20.40±0.14.2±0.5
15753mR15.2±0.57.6±0.55±0.50.8±0.20.30±0.14.2±0.5
15754mR15.2±0.57.6±0.55±0.50.5±0.20.24±0.14.2±0.5

Electrical performance:

ParameterValue
Resistance Values (mR)0.1 to 4
Rated Power (W)7
Accuracy (%)0.5 to 5
TCR (ppm/℃)25~50
Operating Temperature Range-50℃ ~ +170℃
Inductance (nH)<10

Applications of EB Welded Chip Shunt

  • ⚙️ Frequency converters

  • ⚡ VFDs (Variable Frequency Drives)

  • 🔌 Industrial automation and motor control

  • 🔋 High-current DC circuit

  • Need custom specifications or samples?
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PCB design guide:

Why Choose EB Welded Chip Shunt?

  • Superior long-term stability compared to conventional soldered types

  • Minimized thermal EMF for accurate current sensing

  • Ideal for harsh and high-reliability environments

Customization & Sample Requests

  • Custom resistance and dimensions available

  • Samples provided for testing and evaluation

  • Contact us today to discuss your PCB current measurement project