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TTM Releases New Xinger Brand Resistors with RF Power Handling from 100 Watts to 150 Watts
July 12, 2022 | TTM TechnologiesEstimated reading time: Less than a minute
TTM Technologies, Inc. Radio Frequency & Specialty Components (RF&S) business unit, a leader in microwave/RF-based technology, has expanded its resistive product offering to include higher power density resistors with additional focus on thermal efficiencies.
Spanning RF power handling from 100 Watts through 150 Watts, TTM’s CW, A100N50X4A, E125N50X4, and E150N50X4 flangeless resistor products were designed to set a new standard in product size to power handling while offering Xinger® brand reliability. The enhanced design performs at or above our customers’ RF performance demands and expands our comprehensive portfolio of termination resistors and attenuators.
These new products are targeted to be utilized in applications in adjacent markets to our standard RF markets, including the Industrial market, and Test and Measurement market and are available through direct purchase from TTM or our Xinger® brand stocking distributors: Richardson RFPD (www.richardsonrfpd.com), Digi-Key (www.digikey.com), and Mouser (www.mouser.com).
The RF&S Business Unit of TTM designs, manufactures, and sells custom high-frequency solutions and Xinger® brand standard components for wireless infrastructure, defense electronics, and test and measurement electronics markets.
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