W24-15RJI WELWYN Welwyn W24 Series Axial Wirewound Resistor 15Ω ±5% 14W ±200ppm/°C

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W24-15RJI (W2415RJI)

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Welwyn W24 Series Axial Wirewound Resistor 15Ω ±5% 14W ±200ppm/°C

Unit Price1,61 EUR
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DescriptionCase StyleConformal Diameter8mm Dimensions8 Dia. x 53.5mm Length53.5mm Maximum Operating Temperature+200°C Maximum Temperature Coefficient+200ppm/°C Minimum Operating Temperature-55°C Minimum Temperature Coefficient-200ppm/°C Power Rating14W Resistance15Ω SeriesW24 TechnologyWire Wound Temperature Coefficient±200ppm/°C Termination StyleAxial Tolerance±5% Product Details W24 Series 12W, Axial W24 Series are Impervious Lead-free Vitreous Enamelled Wire-wound ResistorsOverload characteristics ideal for protection circuitsHigh stability and reliabilityHigh power dissipation for sizeOverload characteristics ideal for protection circuitsHigh stability and reliabilityHigh power dissipation for size Power at 70°C 12W Power at 25°C 14W Resistance Tolerance ±5% Temperature Coefficient ±75ppm/°C Operating Temperature -55°C → +350°C Limiting Element Voltage 750V Body Length 53.5 mm Body Diameter 8 mm Lead Length 30 mm Lead Diameter 0.8 mm Vitreous Enamel Axia and Radial - 2.5 to 50W A range of high power resistors in small body sizes suitable for use in harsh environments. Their high stability and reliability make them particularly suitable for use in protection circuits.,The resistance wire element is wound onto a high purity ceramic substrate and employs an all welded cap and lead method of construction giving considerable strength and resistance to damage. The vitreous enamel protective coating is resistant to all normal PCB cleaning solvents.Application note. Terminations should not be bent closer than 1.5mm from the body. Recommended minimum bend radius is 1mm. For full rated power dissipation terminations should not be soldered closer than 4mm from the body.When cold, vitreous enamel has excellent insulation resistance; however the specific resistance decreases with increasing temperature. Therefore if the resistor is operating at or near maximum temperature it cannot be classed as insulating and should not be in contact with any conducting materials.
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