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In Reply to: Whats your favorite resistors, or combinations? posted by Aurum on September 23, 2005 at 04:09:10:
No contest. The low current precision wirewound resistors are usually wound on a plastic epoxy bobbin core with two sections that are wound in opposite direction. I think it's called reverse pi. Then coated in silicone rubber and encapsulated in epoxy. No ceramic anywhere to give it that irritating harsh resistor sound that even Vishays have. Not a drop-in replacement for all applications since they do have a little mor inductance in the standard winding form, but imo very much worth re-engineering a unit to use them, if need be.
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