TNPW e3
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High Stability Thin Film Flat Chip Resistors
FEATURES
Superior moisture resistivity (85 C; 85 % RH)
Excellent overall stability at different
environmental conditions 0.05 % (1000 h
rated power at 70 C)
AEC-Q200 qualified (sizes 0402 to 1206)
Single lot date code (optional)
Sulfur resistance verified according to ASTM B 809
Material categorization: for definitions of compliance
please see www.vishay.com/doc?99912
APPLICATIONS
Test and measuring equipment
TNPW e3 precision thin film flat chip resistors are the perfect
Medical equipment
choice for most fields of modern electronics where highest
reliability and stability is of major concern. Typical Industrial equipment
applications include test and measuring equipment, medical
Automotive
equipment, industrial, and automotive.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
(1)
DESCRIPTION TNPW0402 e3 TNPW0603 e3 TNPW0805 e3 TNPW1206 e3 TNPW1210 e3
Imperial size 0402 0603 0805 1206 1210
Metric size code RR1005M RR1608M RR2012M RR3216M RR3225M
Resistance range 10 to 100 k 4.7 to 332 k 4.7 to 1 M 4.7 to 2 M 10 to 3.01 M
Resistance tolerance 1 %; 0.5 %; 0.1 %
Temperature coefficient 50 ppm/K; 25 ppm/K; 15 ppm/K; 10 ppm/K
(2)
Rated dissipation, P 0.100 W 0.125 W 0.200 W 0.400 W 0.500 W
70
Operating voltage, U AC or DC 50 V 75 V 150 V 200 V 200 V
max. RMS
(2)
Permissible film temperature, 155 C
F max.
Operating temperature range -55 C to 155 C
Permissible voltage against ambient
(insulation):
1 min; U 75 V 100 V 200 V 300 V 300 V
ins
-9
Failure rate: FIT 0.1 x 10 /h
observed
Notes
(1)
The detail specification EN 140401-801 does not cover this product size.
(2)
Please refer to APPLICATION INFORMATION, see next page.
APPLICATION INFORMATION
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.
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MAXIMUM RESISTANCE CHANGE AT RATED DISSIPATION
OPERATION MODE STANDARD POWER
TNPW0402 e3 0.063 W 0.100 W
TNPW0603 e3 0.100 W 0.125 W
Rated dissipation, P TNPW0805 e3 0.125 W 0.200 W
70
TNPW1206 e3 0.250 W 0.400 W
TNPW1210 e3 0.330 W 0.500 W
Operating temperature range -55 C to 125 C -55 C to 155 C
Permissible film temperature, 125 C 155 C
F max.
TNPW0402 e3 10 to 100 k 10 to 100 k
TNPW0603 e3 4.7 to 332 k 4.7 to 332 k
TNPW0805 e3 4.7 to 1 M 4.7 to 1 M
TNPW1206 e3 4.7 to 2 M 4.7 to 2 M
Max. resistance change at P for resistance range,
70
| R/R| after:
TNPW1210 e3 10 to 3.01 M 10 to 3.01 M
1000 h 0.05 % 0.10 %
8000 h 0.10 % 0.20 %
225 000 h 0.30 % 0.60 %
Note
The presented operation modes do not refer to different types of resistors, but actually show examples of different loads, that lead to
different film temperatures and different achievable load-life stability (drift) of the resistance value. A suitable low thermal resistance of the
circuit board assembly must be safeguarded in order to maintain the film temperature of the resistors within the specified limits. Please
consider the application note Thermal Management in Surface-Mounted Resistor Applications (www.vishay.com/doc?28844) for
information on the general nature of thermal resistance.
Revision: 12-May-16 Document Number: 28758
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For technical questions, contact: thinfilmchip@vishay.com
THIS DOCUMENT IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. THE PRODUCTS DESCRIBED HEREIN AND THIS DOCUMENT
ARE SUBJECT TO SPECIFIC DISCLAIMERS, SET FORTH AT www.vishay.com/doc?91000