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A sealed NML 1 ohm resistor

B.J. Pritchard

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Abstract

Six NML 1 ohm resistors have been mounted in sealed cans. The sealed construction will slow the response of the resistor to temperature variations in the surrounding fluid. It also eliminates the chemical effects of the fluid on the resistor. Possible disadvantages of sealing the resistors are being investigated.

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Six NML 1 ohm resistors have been mounted in sealed cans. The sealed construction will slow the response of the resistor to temperature variations in the surrounding fluid. It also eliminates the chemical effects of the fluid on the resistor. Possible disadvantages of sealing the resistors are being investigated.

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Six NML 1 ohm resistors have been mounted in sealed cans. The sealed construction will slow the response of the resistor to temperature variations in the surrounding fluid. It also eliminates the chemical effects of the fluid on the resistor. Possible disadvantages of sealing the resistors are being investigated.

Key concepts: Resistor, Ohm, Ohm's law, Electrical engineering, Materials science, Engineering, Voltage

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