What is a seismic platinum resistor?
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Just came across a new term called seismic platinum resistor? Is it the same as a sheathed platinum resistance? Please provide a solution.
It’s the same thing, but with a slight difference: armored resistors do not provide shock protection, whereas shock-resistant resistors are first in an armored format and then equipped with shock-absorbing devices – that’s how it works. We often produce those shock-resistant resistors
Reply to 2# hayxan: What shock absorption devices should be added then?
Without any shock-absorbing devices, shock resistance is achieved by using platinum resistors with a smaller diameter than those used normally – resistors that are more flexible and quite thin, which gives them better shock resistance.
Installing a shock-absorbing device involves having a shock-absorbing spring inside the sleeve of the armored resistor
Reply to 5# goldmerry1: Thank you for the help. :)
Armored platinum resistors are capable of withstanding earthquakes; whether seismic-resistant platinum resistors can do the same depends on the manufacturing processes used by the producer.
Is a shock absorption device actually installed? ? ? Is it a regular armored shockproof type?
Also, please give examples of other places where seismic-resistant platinum resistors are used, experts