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coefficient of resistance

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Tantalum nitride, tantalum silicide and ruthenium oxide are common resistor materials, although the materials may be changed to suit the resistivity and power handling requirements, temperature coefficient of resistance (TCR), and processing capabilities.
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The combination of precision resistance adjustment and Temperature Coefficient of Resistance (TCR) matching, or controlled TCR mismatch, provided by the Rejustor takes sensors to the next stage of precision performance.
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05%) and temperature coefficient of resistance (+/-25ppm/ (Degree)C) -- Wide resistance range (10 to 1M ohms) -- Providing high degree of stability, low noise (-25dB) -- Also available in custom configuration and values
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