Wire-wound resistor 9210A

standard

The Model 9210A MI-Type standard has been developed through years of research by NRCC and Measurements International and is now offered as an improved resistor design to replace the L&N Thomas-Type One-Ohm Standard as well as other values. These improvements have been achieved through a new annealing process of the element and changes in the structural mounting. Historical data is now proving the Model 9210A to be the most stable oil filled resistor commercially available. The Model 9210A features a long term drift rate less than 0.2 ppm per year and a temperature coefficient of less than 0.05 ppm/°C. 1Ω Resistor with Carrying Case • Replacement for Thomas 1Ω • Temperature Coefficient <0.05 x 10-6/°C • Long Term Drift < 0.2 x 10-6/Year • No pressure coefficient • Maximum dissipation 100 milli-watts • Highest performance dissipation 10 milli-watts 0.1Ω Resistor with Carrying Case • Temperature Coefficient <0.05 x 10-6/°C • Long Term Drift < 0.2 x 10-6/Year • No pressure coefficient • Maximum dissipation 100 milli-watts • Highest performance dissipation 10 milli-watts