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GNR07DK Datasheet, PDF (4/5 Pages) Ceramate Technical – VARISTOR | |||
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CITATION
SUBJECT
TYPE
GNR07Dâ¡â¡â¡K MODEL
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
DATE
REV.
PAGE 4/5
Oct. 13, 2001
B01
4. ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
N0.
ITEM
PERFORMANCE
TEST METHODS
Unless otherwise specified, all tests are made under
4.0 Standard Conditions
environmental conditions as given below:
Temperature:
5ã35â
Relative humidity: 45ã85 % RH
4.1
Maximum Allowable
Voltage
AC : ï¼(2) Vrms Maximum continuous sine wave(RMS) or DC
DC : ï¼(2) V
voltage which may be applied.
4.2 Varistor Voltage
V1mA : ï¼(2) V Voltage across the varistor measured at CmA DC.
4.3
Varistor Voltage
Temperature
Coefficient
0 ã â0.05 %/â
VCmA at 85â ï¼ VCmA at 25â
VCmA at 25â
Ã
1
60 Ã 100
4.4
Max. Clamping
Voltage
ï¼(2) V
at ï¼(2) A
Peak voltage across the varistor with a specified
peak impulse current of 8à 20μs waveform.
Maximum 50ã60Hz power which may be loaded
4.5
Rated Power
ï¼(2) W
for 1,000 hrs at 85± 2â with â³VCmA/ VCmA â¦Â±
10%.
The max. current within the varistor voltage change
of less than ± 10% when impulse current (8à 20μ
4.6
Withstanding Surge
Current
ï¼(2) A
s) applied .
The max. current within the varistor voltage change
of less than ± 10% when impulse current (8à 20μ
s) applied two times with an interval of 5 minutes.
4.7
Energy
ï¼(2) Joule
The max. energy absorbed with a varistor voltage
change of less than ± 10% when one impulse(10Ã
1000μs) is applied.
4.8
Surge Life
ï¼(2) A
The max. current with a varistor voltage change of
less than ± 10% when 10,000 times impulse current
(8à 20μs) are applied at intervals of 20 seconds at
room temperature.
ï¼ (2) See Page 5
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