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3MDC10-113-10AN: DescriptionBlank ceramics (not metallized); File Size3MB，8 Pages; ManufacturerRMT Ltd.; Websitehttp://www.rmtltd.ru/

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Thermoelectric Cooling Solutions

Performance Parameters

Type

ΔT

max

101

105

107

108

3MDC10-113-XXAN

max

5.5

3.8

3.1

2.2

1.7

8.3

max

8.2

5.5

4.5

3.1

2.4

max

AC R

Ohm

1.29

1.95

2.40

3.51

4.63

3.8

4.7

5.3

6.8

8.3

3MDC10-113-xxAN (N=113)

3MDC10-113-05AN

3MDC10-113-08AN

3MDC10-113-10AN

3MDC10-113-15AN

3MDC10-113-20AN

Performance data are given for 300K, vacuum

Dimensions

Manufacturing options

A. TEC Assembly:

* 1. Solder SnSb (T

melt

=230°C)

2. Solder AuSn (T

melt

=280°C)

C. Ceramics Surface Options:

1. Blank ceramics (not metallized)

2. Metallized (Au plating)

3. Metallized and pre-tinned with:

B. Ceramics:

1.Pure Al

(100%)

2.Alumina (Al

- 96%)

3.1 Solder 117 (In-Sn, T

melt

=117°C)

3.2 Solder 138 (Sn-Bi, T

melt

= 138°C)

3.3 Solder 143 (In-Ag, T

melt

= 143°C)

3.4 Solder 157 (In, T

melt

= 157°C)

3.5 Solder 183 (Pb-Sn, T

melt

=183°C)

3.6 Optional (speciﬁed by Customer)

46 Warshavskoe shosse. Moscow 115230

Russia,

ph: +7-499-678-2082, fax: +7-499-678-2083, web:

www.rmtltd.ru

D. Thermistor (optional)

Can be mounted to cold side

ceramics edge. Calibration

available by request.

E. Terminal contacts

1. Blank, tinned Copper

2. Insulated Wires

3. Insulated, color coded

3.Aluminum Nitride (AlN)

* - used by default

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Thermoelectric Cooling Solutions

Performance

Data

@ 27ºC, Vacuum

3MDC10-113-20AN

ΔTmax

108

Qmax

2.38

Imax

1.7

Umax

8.3

@50ºC, N2

3MDC10-113-20AN

ΔTmax

Qmax

2.70

Imax

1.8

Umax

9.5

Note:

Performance data is speciﬁed at optimal conditions (TEC hot side is stabilized at ambient temperature). Heatsink thermal

resistance is not included into estimations. Use TECCad Software for estimations under different conditions.

Important notes

1. TEC Performance in this datasheet is speciﬁed in two standard ambient condition modes (vacuum, +27ºC and dry

nitrogen (N2), +50ºC). The performance may differ under other conditions. Please, use TECCad software from

RMT Ltd web site or contact RMT or its branch specialists directly for additional TEC performance info.

2. TEC ACR and Umax values are sensitive to ambient temperature. These values can be different from those

speciﬁed in the datasheet at other ambient conditions. ACR and Umax raise with ambient temperature increasing.

3. TEC cooling capacity (Qmax) raises with ambient temperature. Please, use TECCad software for additional info or

contact RMT specialists directly.

4. Thermoelectric coolers have the best performance in the temperature range from near room up to +80..90ºC. The

performance is lower at temperatures below 0ºC. TEC is not suitable to work at cryogenic temperatures.

5. Driving a TEC at Imax or Umax doesn’t mean max performance mode. The real optimal mode may depend on

operating conditions and heatload. In fact a better performance can be reached at operating current and voltage

lower than Imax and Umax values speciﬁed in the datasheet.

6. It is strongly recommended to avoid a direct mounting of thermoelectric cooler to pure Copper, Aluminium or

Nickel materials as well as a mounting of objects from these materials on TEC cold side. Any material with high

CTE may affect TEC lifetime and/or damage it in case of improper mounting, thermal shock or temperature

cycling. In case of above mentioned materials necessity, it is recommended to use soft solders or glues with large

modulus of elasticity (Indium-based solders or silicon-based thermoconductive glues).

7. RMT Ltd conﬁrms that all thermoelectric coolers meet the requirements of Telcordia GR-468 standard. The up-to-

date Reliability Report is available by request. RMT Ltd warranties thermoelectric coolers lifetime no less than

250K-300K operating hours under normal application conditions.

46 Warshavskoe shosse. Moscow 115230

Russia,

ph: +7-499-678-2082, fax: +7-499-678-2083, web:

www.rmtltd.ru

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