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RLR Series

Established Reliability

Mil-Qualified

Metal Glaze™ Resistor

Electrical Data

MIL

Type

Marking

Tolerance

(±%)

T.C.

(ppm/°C)

Power Rating

(watts)

Resistance

Range

(ohms)

Nominal

Size

Max Voltage

Rating

RLR05/S*

Stamp

1, 2

100

1/8 @ 70°C

10 to 301K

1/8W

200

RLR07/S

Stamp

1, 2

100

1/4 @ 70°C

10 to 3.01M

1/4W

250

RLR20/S

Stamp

1, 2

100

1/2 @ 70°C

4.3 to 3.01M

1/2W

350

* Conformally coated construction on all 1/8 nominal sizes.

Test Conditions

MIL-R-22684 Test

Limits Allowed

RL07 Max.

%

∆R (±3σ)

Temperature Coefficient (ppm/°C)

±100

±100

Low Temperature Operation

±0.25%

±0.05%

Thermal Shock

±0.25%

±0.15%

Moisture Resistance

±1.00%

±0.50%

Short Time Overload

±0.50%

±0.15%

Load Life (70°C --- 1/4W) 1000 hours

±4.00%

±0.50%

Terminal Strength

±0.25%

±0.05%

Effect of Soldering

±0.25%

±0.10%

Shock

±0.50%

±0.05%

Vibration

±0.50%

±0.05%

High Temperature Exposure (150°C No Load)

±2.00%

±0.50%

Temperature Rise @ 1/4W Power Load

-

See Temperature Rise Chart

Dielectric Strength

±0.25%

±0.05%

Environmental Data

ESTABLISHED RELIABILITY MIL SPECIFICATIONS: RLR products listed above are qualified to the appropriate established reliability MIL Specification. In general, Metal Glaze units such as

these are specified for all RLR requirements.

Tough molded jacket

Metal Glaze thick film element

fired at 1000°C to solid

ceramic core

Tin-lead electroplated copper leads

Spiraled or laser

helixed to

resistance value,

tolerance

High temperature

soldered termination-lead

assembly

Digital marking per

MIL-R-39017

RLR Series Issue November 2008 Sheet 1 of 3