Ceramic Boat Type Radial PCB tag/flat clip Wire Wound Resistor

 The temperature rise of the terminal (solder spot) and the resistor body (hot spot) as a function of load for terminal styles

APPLICATION INFORMATION

 The power that the resistor can dissipate depends on the operating temperature

DERATING

Electrical Characteristics

SBP: The resistive element is a wire that is wound on a high grade porcelain rod.  The terminals have fully welded construction to provide a good mechanical and electrical contact. To ensure a flexible assembling process, the resistors are offered in various terminals styles, such as long or short. The resistor body and lead ends are housed within a rectangular ceramic case which is non-flammable will not melt even at high overloads and is resistant to most commonly used cleaning solvents, in accordance with IEC 60068-2-45.

Construction

?/span> 2.0% + 0.1W

?/span> 3.0% + 0.1W

?/span> 5.0% + 0.1W

Short time overload

Climatic tests

Load

Stability R/Rmax after

- 25 ?/span> C to + 155 ?/span> C

Operating temperature

IEC60115-1

Basic specification

275 ?/span> C

Maximum permissible Body temperature

> 2000 V

Insulation voltage

R ?/span> 10 W: - 80 to + 140 ppm/?/span> C

R<10 : 0 to 600 ppm/ C

Temperature coefficient

Sq. Rt (Pn x R) 

Limiting Voltage

20 W

15 W

10 W

08 W

05 W

At T amb = 70 C

Maximum dissipation

0.06 E - 100 KE

0.005 W - 0.05 W

E24 Series

  ?5  %

 ?10 %

And tolerance

Resistance range, Series

SBP20

SBP15

SBP10

SBP08

SBP05

General Specifications:

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