PFC-D1206-01-1003-3301-FF Datasheet, PDF (1/3 Pages) IRC - a TT electronics Company. – TaNFilm Precision Chip Voltage Divider

TaNFilm^® Precision Chip
Voltage Divider
PFC Divider Series
• Popular 1206 Chip Size
• 5Ω to 150KΩ per resistor
• Tested for COTS applications
• Superior alternative to matched sets
• Standard Sn/Pb and 100% tin (Pb-free) terminations available
IRC now has a perfect voltage divider solution. Designed around the 1206 sized chip,
the PFC Divider series provides a single package solution that is compatible with your
automatic placement equipment. The ratio tolerance can be specified down to 0.05%* which is much tighter than the 0.2% achievable
from two individual 0.1% chip resistors. Similarly, the TCR tracking of 5 ppm/°C is far superior to the tracking obtainable from two
individual 25 ppm/°C chip resistors. IRC’s TaNFilm^® Tantalum Nitride film system provides superior environmental performance
while insuring long term life stability.
This dual element, monolithic package offers the advantages of reducing component quantities and board space while increasing
quality and reliability.
For a precision voltage divider network in a small package solution, specify IRC TaNFilm^® PFC Dividers.
Electrical Data
Characteristic
Resistance Range
Power Rating
Each
Resistor
10 - 150KΩ
125mW
Total
Resistance
200KΩ
250mW
Absolute TCR
to ±25ppm/°C*
Tracking TCR
to ±5ppm/°C*
Maximum Voltage Rating
100 volts
Operating Temperature Range
-65°C to +150°C
Noise
Less than -25 db
Termination
60/40 Sn/Pb or 100% tin (Pb-free)
*Tighter Tolerance and Higher Resistance value available. Contact factory for more information
General Note
IRC reserves the right to make changes in product specification without notice or liability.
All information is subject to IRC’s own data and is considered accurate at time of going to print.
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Telephone: [phone] • Facsimile: 361 992 3377 • Website: www.irctt.com
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TT electronics plc
PFC Series Issue January 2009 Sheet 1 of 3