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Description
D/CRCW e3 standard thick film chip resistors are the perfect choice for most fields of modern electronics where high reliability and stability are of major concern. Typical applications include automotive, telecommunications, and industrial.
Features
- Stability at different environmentalconditions DR/R ≤ 1 % (1000 h rated power at 70 °C)
- 2 mm pitch packaging option for 0603 size
- AEC-Q200 qualified
Application
- Automotive
- Industrial
- Telecommunication
Technical Specifications
DESCRIPTION
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D10/CRCW0402
e3
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D11/CRCW0603
e3
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D12/CRCW0805
e3
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D25/CRCW1206
e3
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CRCW1210
e3
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CRCW1218
e3
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CRCW2010
e3
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CRCW2512
e3
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Imperial size
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0402
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0603
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0805
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1206
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1210
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1218
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2010
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2512
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Metric size code
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RR1005M
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RR1608M
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RR2012M
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RR3216M
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RR3225M
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RR3246M
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RR5025M
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RR6332M
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Resistance range
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1 W to 10 MW; jumper (0 W)
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1 W to
2.2 MW; jumper (0 W)
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1 W to 10 MW;
jumper (0 W)
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Resistance tolerance
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± 5 %; ± 1 %
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Temperature coefficient
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± 200 ppm/K; ± 100 ppm/K
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Rated dissipation, P70 (1)
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0.063 W
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0.10 W
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0.125 W
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0.25 W
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0.5 W
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1.0 W
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0.75 W
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1.0 W
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Operating voltage,
Umax. ACRMS/DC
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50 V
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75 V
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150 V
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200 V
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200 V
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200 V
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400 V
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500 V
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Permissible film temperature,
JF max. (1)
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155 °C
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Operating temperature range
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-55 °C to +155 °C
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Max. resistance change at P70 for resistance range,
|DR/R|, after (2):
1000 h
8000 h
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≤1 %
≤ 2 %
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Permissible voltage
against ambient (insulation):
1 min, Uins
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75 V
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100 V
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200 V
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300 V
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300 V
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300 V
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300 V
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300 V
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Failure rate: FITobserved
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≤ 0.1 x 10-9/h
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Notes
(1) Please refer to “Application Information” below
(2) Apply to components with stability class 1
When the resistor dissipates power, a temperature rise above the ambient temperature occurs, dependent on the thermal resistance of the assembled resistor together with the printed circuit board. The rated dissipation applies only if the permitted film temperature is not exceeded.
These resistors do not feature a limited lifetime when operated within the permissible limits. However, resistance value drift increasing over operating time may result in exceeding a limit acceptable to the specific application, thereby establishing a functional lifetime.
Temperature Coefficient and Resistance Range
TYPE / SIZE
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TCR
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TOLERANCE
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RESISTANCE
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E-SERIES
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D10/CRCW0402 e3
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± 200 ppm/K
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± 5 %
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1 W to 10 MW
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E24
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± 100 ppm/K
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± 1 %
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1 W to 10 MW
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E24; E96
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Jumper, Imax. = 1.5 A
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≤ 20 mW
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0 W
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-
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D11/CRCW0603 e3
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± 200 ppm/K
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± 5 %
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1 W to 10 MW
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E24
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± 100 ppm/K
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± 1 %
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1 W to 10 MW
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E24; E96
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Jumper, Imax. = 2.0 A
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≤ 20 mW
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0 W
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-
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D12/CRCW0805 e3
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± 200 ppm/K
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± 5 %
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1 W to 10 MW
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E24
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± 100 ppm/K
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± 1 %
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1 W to 10 MW
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E24; E96
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Jumper, Imax. = 2.5 A
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≤ 20 mW
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0 W
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-
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D25/CRCW1206 e3
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± 200 ppm/K
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± 5 %
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1 W to 10 MW
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E24
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± 100 ppm/K
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± 1 %
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1 W to 10 MW
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E24; E96
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Jumper, Imax. = 3.5 A
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≤ 20 mW
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0 W
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-
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CRCW1210 e3
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± 200 ppm/K
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± 5 %
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1 W to 10 MW
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E24
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± 100 ppm/K
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± 1 %
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1 W to 10 MW
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E24; E96
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Jumper, Imax. = 5.0 A
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≤ 20 mW
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0 W
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-
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CRCW1218 e3
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± 200 ppm/K
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± 5 %
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1 W to 2.2 MW
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E24
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± 100 ppm/K
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± 1 %
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1 W to 2.2 MW
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E24; E96
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Jumper, Imax. = 7.0 A
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≤ 20 mW
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0 W
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-
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CRCW2010 e3
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± 200 ppm/K
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± 5 %
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1 W to 10 MW
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E24
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± 100 ppm/K
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± 1 %
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1 W to 10 MW
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E24; E96
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Jumper, Imax. = 6.0 A
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≤ 20 mW
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0 W
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-
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CRCW2512 e3
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± 200 ppm/K
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± 5 %
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1 W to 10 MW
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E24
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± 100 ppm/K
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± 1 %
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1 W to 10 MW
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E24; E96
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Jumper, Imax. = 7.0 A
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≤ 20 mW
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0 W
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-
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Note
- The temperature coefficient of resistance (TCR) is not specified for 0 Wjumpers
Packaging
TYPE / SIZE
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CODE
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QUANTITY
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PACKAGING STYLE
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WIDTH
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PITCH
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PACKAGING DIMENSIONS
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D10/CRCW0402 e3
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ED = ET7
EE = EF4
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10 000
50 000
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Paper tape acc. to IEC 60286-3, Type 1a
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8 mm
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2 mm
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Ø 180 mm / 7"
Ø 330 mm / 13"
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D11/CRCW0603 e3
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EI = ET2 ED = ET3 EL = ET4
EE = ET8
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5000
10 000
20 000
50 000
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8 mm
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2 mm
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Ø 180 mm / 7"
Ø 180 mm / 7"
Ø 285 mm / 11.25"
Ø 330 mm / 13"
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EA = ET1 EB = ET5
EC = ET6
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5000
10 000
20 000
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4 mm
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Ø 180 mm / 7"
Ø 285 mm / 11.25"
Ø 330 mm / 13"
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D12/CRCW0805 e3
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EA = ET1 EB = ET5
EC = ET6
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5000
10 000
20 000
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8 mm
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4 mm
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Ø 180 mm / 7"
Ø 285 mm / 11.25"
Ø 330 mm / 13"
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D25/CRCW1206 e3
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EA = ET1 EB = ET5
EC = ET6
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5000
10 000
20 000
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8 mm
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4 mm
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Ø 180 mm / 7"
Ø 285 mm / 11.25"
Ø 330 mm / 13"
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CRCW1210 e3
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EA = ET1 EB = ET5
EC = ET6
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5000
10 000
20 000
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8 mm
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4 mm
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Ø 180 mm / 7"
Ø 285 mm / 11.25"
Ø 330 mm / 13"
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CRCW1218 e3
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EK = ET9
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4000
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Blister tape acc. to IEC 60286-3, Type 2a
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12 mm
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4 mm
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Ø 180 mm / 7"
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CRCW2010 e3
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EF = E02
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4000
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12 mm
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4 mm
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Ø 180 mm / 7"
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CRCW2512 e3
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EG = E67
EH = E82
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2000
4000
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12 mm
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8 mm
4 mm
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Ø 180 mm / 7"
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Single Pulse
Maximum pulse load, single pulse; applicable if P ® 0 and n < 1000 and Uˆ = Uˆ max.; for permissible resistance change equivalent to 8000 h operation
Continuous Pulse
Maximum pulse load, continuous pulses; applicable if P≤ P (Jamb) and Uˆ = Uˆ max.; for permissible resistance change equivalent to 8000 h operation
Pulse Voltage
Maximum pulse voltage, single and continuous pulses; applicable if Pˆ= Pˆ max.; for permissible resistance change equivalent to 8000 h operation
Derating
Non-Linearity
Current Noise
Tests and Requirements
All executed tests are carried out in accordance with the following specifications:
EN 60115-1, generic specification
EN 60115-8 (successor of EN 140400), sectional specification
EN 140401-802, detail specification IEC 60068-2-xx, test methods
The parameters stated in the Test Procedures and Requirements table are based on the required tests and permitted limits of EN 140401-802. The table presents only the most important tests, for the full test schedule refer to the documents listed above. However, some additional tests and a number of improvements against those minimum requirements have been included.
The testing also covers most of the requirements specified by EIA/IS-703 and JIS-C-5201-1.
The tests are carried out under standard atmospheric conditions in accordance with IEC 60068-1, 4.3, whereupon the following values are applied:
Temperature: 15 °C to 35 °C Relative humidity: 25 % to 75 %
Air pressure: 86 kPa to 106 kPa (860 mbar to 1060 mbar).
A climatic category LCT / UCT / 56 is applied, defined by the lower category temperature (LCT), the upper category temperature (UCT), and the duration of exposure in the damp heat, steady state test (56 days). The components are mounted for testing on boards in accordance with EN 60115-8, 2.4.2 unless otherwise specified.
Dimensions
Dimensions and Mass
TYPE / SIZE
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L
(mm)
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W
(mm)
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H
(mm)
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T1
(mm)
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T2
(mm)
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MASS
(mg)
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D10/CRCW0402 e3
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1.0 ± 0.05
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0.5 ± 0.05
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0.35 ± 0.05
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0.25 ± 0.05
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0.2 ± 0.10
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0.65
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D11/CRCW0603 e3
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1.55 + 0.10 / - 0.05
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0.85 ± 0.10
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0.45 ± 0.05
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0.3 ± 0.20
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0.3 ± 0.20
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2
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D12/CRCW0805 e3
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2.0 + 0.20 / - 0.10
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1.25 ± 0.15
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0.45 ± 0.05
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0.3 + 0.20 / - 0.10
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0.3 ± 0.20
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5.5
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D25/CRCW1206 e3
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3.2 + 0.10 / - 0.20
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1.6 ± 0.15
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0.55 ± 0.05
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0.45 ± 0.20
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0.4 ± 0.20
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10
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CRCW1210 e3
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3.2 ± 0.20
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2.5 ± 0.20
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0.55 ± 0.05
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0.45 ± 0.20
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0.4 ± 0.20
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16
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CRCW1218 e3
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3.2 + 0.10 / - 0.20
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4.6 ± 0.15
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0.55 ± 0.05
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0.45 ± 0.20
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0.4 ± 0.20
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29.5
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CRCW2010 e3
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5.0 ± 0.15
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2.5 ± 0.15
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0.6 ± 0.10
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0.6 ± 0.20
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0.6 ± 0.20
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25.5
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CRCW2512 e3
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6.3 ± 0.20
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3.15 ± 0.15
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0.6 ± 0.10
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0.6 ± 0.20
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0.6 ± 0.20
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40.5
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CRCW04020000Z0ED Datasheet
You can download the datasheet of CRCW04020000Z0ED from the link given below:
CRCW04020000Z0ED Datasheet
CRCW04020000Z0ED FAQ
What is chip resistor?
Chip resistors are integrated circuit (IC) devices manufactured in square or rectangular chip packages. Resistors. are components that oppose the flow of electrical current. They can be used to protect, operate, or control circuits.
How thick is a resistor?
The principle difference between thick and thin film resistors is the thickness of this resistive layer, with thin films possessing a thickness of around 0.1 microns. By comparison, thick film resistors can be up to 1000 times thicker (usually around 100 microns).
What makes chip resistors special?
Chip resistors have the characteristics of limiting DC or AC. Such characteristics are used to drop the voltage or maintain the current at a certain level inside an electronic circuit. Resistance basically follows the Ohm's law.
What are thick film resistors used for?
Such applications may include test and measurement equipment, monitoring equipment, medical equipment, audio applications, precision controls and instrumentation. Thick film resistors are used on literally every type of electrical device; if it has a battery or an AC plug, it will probably have a thick film resistor.
What is thick film used for?
Thick smears consist of a thick layer of dehemoglobinized (lysed) red blood cells (RBCs). The blood elements (including parasites, if any) are more concentrated (app. 30×) than in an equal area of a thin smear. Thus, thick smears allow a more efficient detection of parasites (increased sensitivity).
What are chip resistor used in?
Chip resistors are extensively applied in various application areas including automotive, transport, industrial, consumer electronics, and IT & telecommunication industries.
What is a film resistor?
Film Resistor is a general term referring to different types such as Carbon Film, Metal Film, and Metal Oxide Film resistors. They are generally manufactured by depositing pure metals (e.g., nickel) or oxide film (e.g., tin-oxide) onto an insulating ceramic or substrate. Structure of the Film Type Resistor.
What is thick film and thin film?
Thin film has a thickness in the order of 0.1 um (micrometer) or smaller, while thick film is thousands times thicker. However, the main difference is the method used to apply the resistive film onto the substrate. Thin film resistors have a metallic film that is vacuum deposited on an insulating substrate.
What is thick and thin film IC?
Thin and Thick Film Integrated Circuit
Thick and thin film IC's are comparatively larger than monolithic IC's and smaller than discrete circuits. They find their use in high power applications. Though it is a little large in size, these IC's cannot be integrated with transistors and diodes.
Are thick film resistors inductive?
Thick film resistors offer high resistance values, up to 10TW (tera-ohm), very high-temperature performance and high voltage capability and are inherently non-inductive.