RMC2WC51KK Datasheet, PDF (1/2 Pages) Token Electronics Industry Co., Ltd. – RMCC Surge Metal Ceramic Resistors

TOKEN
RMCC Surge Metal Ceramic Resistors
Surge Metal
Ceramic Resistors
(RMCC) The Way Allows Energy
and Power to be Uniformly Distributed
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Following market demands, Token Electronics provided an extent of Bulk Ceramic Composition RMCA, RMCB
Series to RMCC Series. The cap and lead assemblies are pressed onto the RMCC resistor core, finishing the
resistor and providing rugged terminal attachment.
Token Surge Resistors - RMCC Series are primarily designed for high voltage, power charging/discharging
circuits,, surge energy applications and conform to the RoHS directive and Lead-free. For customed designs,
tighter tolerances, non-standard technical requirements, or custom special applications, please contact our sales
for more information.
Bulk Ceramic Construction :
 Bulk metal ceramic resistors that consists of a clay, alumina, and ceramic filler that has been blended and
pressurized into a resistive core and then covered with a molded outer insulating core.
Replacement Carbon-Composition Resistors :
 Design requirements for custom sizes, surface mount, or special footprints can be met easily.
 In cases where several carbon-composition resistors have been used together in an array to achieve a
particular rating, they have been replaced with a single bulk ceramic resistor, frequently at a lower
installed cost.
Applications
- Radar, Motor Drives, Broadcast Transmitters,
- X-Ray, Lasers, Medical Defibrillators,
- Dynamic Braking, Soft-start/Current-limit,
- Snubber Circuits, Dummy Loads, Energy Research
- RF Amplifiers, Semiconductor Process, Power
Conditioning
Features
- Operating Temperature -40°C ~ 155°C.
- Resistance Tolerance K(±10%), M(±20%).
- Typical resistance range 470 ohm ~ 100 Kohm.
- Replaces 1 and 2 watt carbon composition resistors.
- Suitable for noise suppressor of engine ignition system.
- High peak power, Reliable with non-disconnection failure.
- Rated Wattage up 5W, meets high energy density demands.
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