SS8B-02-1670-DCPB datasheet, PDF

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SS8B-02-1670-DCPB: DescriptionArray/Network Resistor, Bussed, 0.8W, 100V, 0.5% +/-Tol, 50ppm/Cel, Surface Mount, 1539, SOIC; CategoryPassive components The resistor; File Size425KB，3 Pages; ManufacturerTT Electronics plc; Websitehttp://www.ttelectronics.com/

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Array/Network Resistor, Bussed, 0.8W, 100V, 0.5% +/-Tol, 50ppm/Cel, Surface Mount, 1539, SOIC

SS8B-02-1670-DCPB Parametric

Parameter Name	Attribute value
Is it Rohs certified?	incompatible
Maker	TT Electronics plc
package instruction	, 1539
Reach Compliance Code	compli
Other features	PRECISION
Component power consumption	0.05 W
The first element resistor	167 Ω
JESD-609 code	e0
Installation features	SURFACE MOUNT
Network Type	BUSSED
Number of components	15
Number of functions	1
Number of terminals	16
Maximum operating temperature	125 °C
Minimum operating temperature	-55 °C
Package shape	RECTANGULAR PACKAGE
Rated power dissipation(P)	0.8 W
Rated temperature	70 °C
Resistor type	ARRAY/NETWORK RESISTOR
size code	1539
surface mount	YES
Temperature Coefficient	50 ppm/°C
Temperature coefficient tracking	25 ppm/°C
Terminal surface	Tin/Lead (Sn/Pb)
Terminal shape	GULL WING
Tolerance	0.5%
Operating Voltage	100 V

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Surface Mount SOIC

Resistor Networks

Surface Mount SOIC

Resistor Networks

Tested for COTS applications

SOIC Series

Welwyn Components

Both narrow and wide body versions available

SOIC Series

JEDEC 8, 14, 16, and 20 pin packages

Standard

•

Tested for COTS

TaNSil® resistors on silicon substrates

Ultra-stable

applications

•

Both narrow and wide

and Pb-free

available

Standard Sn/Pb

body versions

terminations available

•

Standard JEDEC 8, 14, 16, and 20 pin packages

•

Ultra-stable TaNSil

resistors on silicon substrates

•

Standard Sn/Pb and Pb-free terminations available

IRC’s TaNSil®

SOIC resistor networks

the perfect solution for high

for high

applications that demand a small wiring board

IRC’s TaNSil

SOIC resistor networks are

are the perfect solution

volume

vol-

footprint. The .050”

that demand

provides higher lead density, increased

.050” lead

count, lower resistor cost, and high

ume applications

lead spacing

a small wiring board footprint. The

component

reliability.

spacing provides higher lead density, increased component count, lower resistor cost, and high reliability.

The tantalum nitride film system on silicon provides precision tolerance, exceptional TCR tracking,

tracking,

and miniature

The tantalum nitride ﬁlm system on silicon provides precision tolerance, exceptional TCR

low cost

package. Excellent performance in harsh, humid environments is

humid environments is a trademark of IRC’s self-pas-

and miniature package. Excellent performance in harsh,

a trademark of IRC’s self-passivating TaNSil® resistor film.

The SOIC series is ideally suited for the latest surface mount assembly techniques and each lead can be 100% visually

The SOIC series is ideally

wing

for the latest surface mount assembly techniques and each lead can be

inspected. The compliant gull

suited

leads relieve thermal expansion and contraction stresses created by soldering and

100% visually inspected. The compliant gull wing leads relieve thermal expansion and contraction stresses

temperature excursions.

For applications requiring high performance resistor networks in a low cost, surface mount package, specify IRC SOIC resistor

For applications requiring high performance resistor networks in a low cost, surface mount package, specify

networks.

sivating TaNSil

resistor ﬁlm.

created by soldering and temperature excursions.

IRC SOIC resistor networks.

Electrical Data

Resistance Range

Absolute Tolerance

Ratio Tolerance to R1

Absolute TCR

Tracking TCR

Element Power Rating @ 70°C

Isolated Schematic

Bussed Schematic

Power Rating @ 70°C

SOIC-N Package

Power Rating @ 70°C

SOIC-W Package

Rated Operating Voltage

________________

(not to exceed

√

Power X Resistance)

Operating Temperature

Noise

General Note

Environmental Data



250K

To ±0.1%

To ±0.05%

To ±25ppm/°C

To ±5ppm/°C

100mW

50mW

8-Pin

14-Pin

16-Pin

20-Pin

400mW

700mW

800mW

1.2W

1.5W

Test Per

MIL-PRF-83401

Thermal Shock

Power

Conditioning

High Temperature

Exposure

Short-time

Overload

Low Temperature

Storage

Life

Typical

Delta R

±0.02%

±0.03%

±0.02%

±0.03%

±0.05%

Max

Delta R

±0.1%

±0.05%

±0.1%

100 Volts

-55°C to ±125°C

<-30dB

General Note

All information is subject to Welwyn’s own data and is considered accurate at time of going to print.

Welwyn Components reserves the right to make changes in product specification without notice or liability.

A subsidiary of

TT electronics reserves the right to make changes in product specification without notice or liability.

TT electronics plc

Bedlington, Northumberland NE22 7AA, UK

All information is subject to TT electronics’ own data and

829465 • Email: info@welwyn-tt.com • Website: www.welwyn-tt.com

Telephone: +44 (0) 1670 822181 • Facsimile: +44 (0) 1670

is considered accurate at time of going to print.

SOIC

www.welwyn-tt.com

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