WIKA CER6000 Reference Resistors

4-wire reference resistors offer high accuracy and stability for voltage and resistance in calibration laboratories.

Starting at $1,073.60

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Features

  • 1, 10, 25, 100, 300, 400, 500, 1000 & 10,000Ω
  • Tolerance ±10 ppm
  • Long-term stability:
    • Model RR < ±5ppm per year
    • Model RW 2ppm per year (HS version 0.5ppm)
  • Temperature coefficient:
    • Model RR < 1ppm per °C
    • Model RW 2ppm per °C (HS version 0.5ppm)
  • Frequency dependence:
    • Model RR Typically < 1ppm up to 400Hz
    • Model RW 1ppm up to 1,592Hz
  • Rugged stainless steel construction
  • Case Dimensions Ø = 76mm, height 114mm
  • Formerly branded as ASL

The WIKA CER6000 reference resistor is temperature-stable standard reference with minimum long-term drift which is suited for use with both direct and alternating current. The CER6000 is used as a primary standard for voltage and resistance in calibration laboratories as well as a calibration reference for resistance and temperature bridges, such as ohmmeters and AC or DC temperature bridges.

The CER6000 is available in two series: CER6000-RR (reference resistor) and CER6000-RW (standard reference resistor). The RR series of 4-wire reference resistors offer high accuracy and stability at an economic cost. Designed specifically for use as a comparison standard for AC thermometry resistance bridges of the range, the RR series may also be used as transfer standards or as a reference source in temperature calibration or electrical standards laboratories.

The RW series is made from a specially selected alloy having a low temperature coefficient mounted in a strain-free manner on formers made from a material of low dielectric loss but of high mechanical stability. The 4-pin standard reference resistors comply with the highest specification and are suitable for DC or AC use up to frequencies of several kHz.

During their manufacture some resistive elements exhibit characteristics that show that with substantially increased processing time, they will produce standards with stability and temperature coefficients superior to those specified for the normal product. The standard reference resistors that can be produced from these elements are offered as versions "high specification".