High Precision Foil Resistor - Vishay Siliconix
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S Series
Vishay Foil Resistors
High Precision Foil Resistor with TCR of ± 2.
0 ppm/°C, Tolerance of ± 0.
005 % and Load Life Stability of ± 0.
005 %
FEATURES
• Temperature coefficient of resistance (TCR): - 55 °C to + 125 °C, 25 °C ref.
Pb-free Available − S102C series: ± 2 ppm/°C typical (see table 1) − S102K series: ± 1 ppm/°C typical (see table 1) RoHS* COMPLIANT • Rated power: to 1 W at + 125 °C • Tolerance: ± 0.
005 % • Load life stability: to ± 0.
005 % at 70 °C, 2000 h at rated power • Resistance range: 0.
5 Ω to 1 MΩ (higher or lower values of resistance are available) • Electrostatic discharge above 25 000 V • Non inductive, non capacitive design • Rise time: 1 ns without ringing • Current noise: < - 40 dB • Thermal EMF: 0.
05 µV/°C typical • Voltage coefficient: < 0.
1 ppm/V • Low inductance: < 0.
08 µH typical • Non hot spot design • Terminal finishes available: lead (Pb)-free tin/lead alloy • Matched sets are available per request (TCR Tracking: to 0.
5 ppm/°C) • For better TCR and PCR performances please review the Z201 datasheet
Any value at any tolerance available within resistance range
INTRODUCTION
Bulk Metal® Foil (BMF) technology outperforms all other resistor technologies available today for applications that require high precision and high stability.
This technology has been pioneered and developed by VISHAY, and products based on this technology are the most suitable for a wide range of applications.
BMF technology allows us to produce customer orientated products, designed to satisfy challenging and specific technical requirements.
Model S Series made from Vishay BMF offers low TCR, excellent load life stability, tight tolerance, fast response time, low current noise, low thermal EMF and low voltage coefficient, all in one resistor.
The S Series is virtually insensitive to destabillizing factors.
The resistor element is a solid alloy that displays the desirable bulk properties of its parent material, thus it is inherently stable ...
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