The new Exxelia Ohmcraft HVD series of mission critical high-voltage leaded resistor dividers is now available from New Yorker Electronics. With its patented Micropen precision printing technology, Exxelia Ohmcraft meets the needs of modern electronic warfare, weapons platforms and military professionals. Voltage ratings of up to 40 kV and resistance values to 2 TΩ enable the Exxelia HVD to deliver ultra-high stability in mission-critical applications, and very low noise and tolerances to 0.1%.
Typical applications for this Exxelia leaded divider series include high-voltage power supplies, X-ray sources, power meters and test and measurement equipment. This series is available with several lead style options 
Source: New Yorker Electronicsincluding a 100% tin spade terminal, a 60/40 tin/lead (Sn60Pb40) solder spade terminal, 22 AWG 100% tin wire and a 22 AWG Sn60Pb40 solder wire. They are constructed of 96% Aluma substrate and all resistors are glass encapsulated. The leaded divider series is available in six different case sizes that are either bare, have a powder coating or a single surface epoxy.
They are RoHS compliant and MIL-PRF-49462 and EEE-INST-002 approved. Exxelia Ohmcraft has served the military market for over two decades, reliably supporting a wide range of products, programs, and applications. Custom and standard resistor products are well positioned to support the rigorous specifications required by military suppliers in this technology-driven market.
