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INTERFACE MODULE, 1A, 50V, IP20
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- Manufacturer: PHOENIX CONTACT
- Product type: Controller Accessories
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- Product Range: VARIOFACE UM
- Current Rating: 1A
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a] Professional power metal film resistors PROUOe2/03
## a
|FEATURES|DESCRIPTION|DESCRIPTION|DESCRIPTION|||climatic|protection. This coating is not|protection. This coating is not|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|¢ High power in smallpackages<br>*<br>Different lead materialsfordifferent|Ahomogeneousfilm ofmetal<br>d<br>ited<br>high<br>On At on; ie ee||||metal alloy is<br>grad<br>;<br> ©© hawtbe|resistant to aggressive fluxes.The<br>encapsulation is resistant to all<br>cleaningsolvents inaccordancewith|||
|* Defined interruption behaviour.|connectingwiresofelectrolyticcopper|||||IEC60068-2-45".|||
||or copper-clad|||iron are|welded to the||||
|APPLICATIONS|end-caps.||The resistors arecoatedwith||||||
|All<br>|<br>°<br>genera purposepower<br>applications.|a red, nonflammable lacquerwhich<br>provides electrical, mechanical and||||||||
|QUICK REFERENCE DATA|||||||||
||||||VALUE||||
|0.22|to<br>1|MQ| 0.33 Ato|||1 MQ|1Qto1 MQ| 0.68 Qto1|||MQ|1Qto1 MQ|
||||+1%|(E96 series); +5% (E24 series); see notes 1 and 2|||||
|Maximum dissipation at|||||||||
|Tamb = 70 °C:|||||||||
|R<1Q|0.6 W|||1.2W<br>-|||1.6 W|-|
|TQER|1wW|||2W|1.3 W||3W|2.5 W|
|Temperature coefficient|||||S$+250 x 10-/K||||
|Maximum permissible voltage<br>(DC or RMS)|Vv<br>350||||500 V|||750 V|
|Climatic category (IEC 60068)|||||55/155/56||||
|Stability after:|||||||||
|load|||||AR/R max.:5% + 0.1 Q||||
|climatic tests|||||AR/R max.: £3% + 0.1 Q||||
|soldering|||||AR/Rmax.:+1%+0.05Q||||
## Notes
1. 1% tolerance is available for R,-range from 1R upwards.
2. 2% tolerance is available on request for Rn-range from 1R upwards.
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## Professional power metal film resistors
## PROV/02/03
## ORDERING INFORMATION
## Table 1 Ordering code indicating resistor type and packaging
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ORDERING CODE 23.. ... ..... (BANDOLIER)<br>wee | so | TOL RADIAL TAPED STRAIGHT LEADS<br>4000 3000 5000 500<br>units units units units<br>| 1<br>PROI | Cu 0.6 —<br>5 06 197 22 193 22 193 22 193 | 06 197<br>03... 14... 13... 23... 23...<br>cu0.8<br>06 198 06 198 22 194 06 198<br>peeve} [spf] [eT] 22194 22 195 22 194 22195<br>5 | |<br>CH08 14... 13...<br>06 193<br>22195 22 195<br>Table 2. Ordering code code indicating resistor type and type and and packaging<br>ORDERING CODE 23.. ... ..... (LOOSE IN BOX)<br>Tyi TEAD TOL CROPPED AND FORMED!!) DOUBLE KINK<br>nian, | mime, | - [|- - |=-||<br>fecuos| 5 |---| = +4 - |i fd<br>DisH. | ww. |---| = +} - |=<br>**----- End of picture text -----**<br>
Table 2. Ordering code code indicating resistor type and type and and packaging
Notes
1. Maintenance types, not for new designs.
2. h=mounted height above PCB (see Fig.41).
3. Type can be replaced by double kink, large pitch.
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## PROVOe2/03
## Ordering code (12NC)
## Table 3 Last digit of 12NC
## Ordering example
- ¢ The resistors have a 12-digit RESISTANCE LAST DIGIT The ordering code for resistor type ordering code starting with 23. DECADE PRO2 with Cu leads and a value of
- * The first 7 digits indicate the resistor 0.22 to 0.91 Q 750 Q, supplied ona bandolier of type and packaging: 1000 units in ammopack, is: oe ublee tal” 1109769 | 8 | 9322 194 13751.
- ¢ The remaining 3 digits indicate the 100 to 976 Q ft resistance value: 1109.76 kQ - The first 2 digits indicate the 10 to 97.6 kQ
- ¢ The remaining 3 digits indicate the resistance value: - The first 2 digits indicate the resistance value.
- The last digit indicates the resistance decade in accordance with Table 3.
## FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
## Product characterization
Standard values of nominal resistance are taken from the E24 series for resistors with a tolerance of +5%. The values of the E24 series are in accordance with “IEC publication 60063”.
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## Professional power metal film resistors
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## Professional power metal film resistors
## Limiting values
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TYPE LEAD MATERIAL RANGE LIMITING VOLTAGE!(1) LIMITING POWER<br>(Vv) (W)<br>PROI Cu 350 os<br>Cu<br>Cu 16<br>**----- End of picture text -----**<br>
Note
1. The maximum voltage that may be continuously applied to the resistor element, see “IEC publication 60115-1”.
The maximum permissible hot-spot temperature is 205 °C for PRO1, 220 °C for PRO2 and 250 °C for PRO3.
## DERATING
The power that the resistor can dissipate depends on the operating temperature; see Fig.4.
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Fig.4 Maximum dissipation (Pmax) in percentage of rated power as a function of the ambient temperature (Tamp).
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## Professional power metal film resistors
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## PROI/O2/03
## INTERRUPTION CHARACTERISTICS
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Fig.12 Time to to interruption as a a function of overload power for range: 1R < < R, < 15R.
The graph is based on measured data under constant voltage conditions; these data may deviate according to the application.
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Fig.13 Time to interruption as a function of overload power for range: 16R < R, < 560R.
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## PROVOe/03
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Fig.14 Time to interruption as a function of overload overload<br>power for range: 0.33R $ Ry < 5R.<br>**----- End of picture text -----**<br>
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Fig.15 Time to interruption as a function a function function of overload<br>power for range: 5R < < Ry, < 68R.<br>**----- End of picture text -----**<br>
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Fig.16 Time to interruption as a function of overload power for range: 68R < R, < 560R.
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Fig.17 Time to interruption as a function of overload<br>power for range: 0.68R $ Rp, < 560R.<br>**----- End of picture text -----**<br>
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## Application information
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Fig.19 Temperature rise (AT) (AT) at the the lead end (soldering<br>point) as a function ofdissipated ofdissipateddissipated power at<br>various lead lengths after mounting.<br>**----- End of picture text -----**<br>
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Fig.20 Hot-spot temperature rise (AT) asa function of dissipated power.
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Fig.24 Hot-spot temperature rise (AT) as a function of dissipated power.
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Fig.28 Hot-spot temperature rise (AT) as a function of dissipated power.
Fig.29 Temperature rise (AT) at the lead end (soldering point) as a function of dissipated power at various lead lengths after mounting.
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Fig.32 Hot-spot temperature rise (AT) as a function of dissipated power.
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## PROV/O2/03
## MECHANICAL DATA
## Mass per 100 units
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## Mounting
The resistorsee are suitable for processing| on automatic insertion equipment and cutting and bending machines.
## Marking
The nominal resistance and tolerance are marked on the resistor using four coloured bands in accordance with IEC publication 60062, “Colour codes for fixed resistors”.
## Outlines
The length of the body (L1) is measured by inserting the leads into holes of two identical gauge plates and moving these plates parallel to each other until the resistor body is clamped without deformation (“IEC publication 60294”).
## Mounting pitch
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PITCH<br>TYPE LEAD STYLE<br>cropped and formed<br>doubledouble kinkKink smalare pitchpitch<br>PROD | straight leads<br>ail ape<br>cropped and armed<br>double Kink Tage itch<br>double kink small pitch ee<br>. 7m 7<br>PRO3 straight leads<br>cropped and formed<br>doubledouble kinkKink largesmall pichpitch [200 [8<br>ote<br>_<br>1, Recommended minimum value.<br>41 ——<br>4<br>= > @d<br>ccsats<br>@D<br>Ly ———<br>For dimensions see Table 4.<br>Fig.40 Type with straight leads.<br>**----- End of picture text -----**<br>
Table 4 Straight lead type and relevant physical dimensions: see Fig.40
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Table 5 Cropped and formed lead type and relevant physical dimensions; see Fig.41
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## PROl/O2/03
## TESTS AND REQUIREMENTS
. . . .
In Table 7 the tests and requirements are listed with reference to the relevant clauses of
LCT/UCT/56 (rated temperature range: Lower Category Temperature, Upper Category Temperature; damp heat, long term, 56 days). Thetesting[ also] covers[ the] requirements specified by EIA and EIAJ.
description of the test procedure is also given. In some instances deviations from the IEC recommendations were necessary for our method of specifying.
All soldering tests are performed with mildly activated flux.
The tests are carried out in accordance with IEC publication 60068-2, “Recommended basic climatic and mechanical robustness testing procedure for electronic components” and under standard atmospheric conditions according to “EC 60068-1”, subclause 5.3.
Table 7 Test procedures and requirements
|60115-1<br>CLAUSE|TEST<br>METHOD|TEST|PROCEDURE|REQUIREMENTS|
|---|---|---|---|---|
|SD <br>[aaa |__|dimenstons<br>4.5||Gi<br>dimenstons (outline) <br>resistance|nodamage<br> [gaugemm)<br>__——=—SCS~*~S~S~sdCOSC«<br>Talesa San |<br>applied voltage (+0/-10%):<br>R — Raom: max. +5%||
||||R<102:0.1V||
||||10Q<R<1002:0.3V||
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|||soldering heat|6mm from body||
|||resistance|followed by brushing||
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|SOcee<br>insulation<br>during 1 minute; metal block method|||||
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## PROW/O2/03
|60115-1<br>CLAUSE|TEST<br>METHOD|TEST||PROCEDURE||REQUIREMENTS|REQUIREMENTS|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|4.16|21 (U)|robustness of||||||
|||terminations:||||||
|4.16.2|21 (Ual)|tensile all samples |load 10 N; 10s|||number offailures:||<1 x 1076|
|4.16.3|21 (Ub)|bending half||load 5 N; 4 x 90°|number of failures:||<1 x 10-6|
|||number of||||||
|||samples||||||
|4.16.4|21 (Uc)|torsion other|half |3 x 360° in opposite directions|||nodamage||
|||of samples|||AR/R max.: +0.5%||+ 0.05 Q|
|4.20|29 (Eb)|bump||3 x<br>1500 bumps in three directions;||no damage||
|||||40g|AR/R max.: 0.5%||+ 0.05 Q|
|4.22|6 (Fc)|vibration||frequency 10 to 500 Hz; displacement||no damage||
|||||1.5 mm or|AR/R max.: 0.5%||+ 0.05 Q|
|||||acceleration 10 g; three directions;||||
|||||total 6 hours (3 x 2 hours}||||
|4.19|14 (Na)|rapid change of||30 minutes at LCT and||no visual damage||
|||temperature||30 minutes at UCT; 5 cycles|PROT:AR/R|AR/R max.:|1% + 0.05 Q|
||||||PRO2:|AR/R max.:|1% + 0.05 Q|
||||||PRO3:|AR/R max.: +2% + 0.05 Q||
|4.23||climatic sequence:||||||
|4.23.3|30 (Db)|damp heat||||||
|||(accelerated)||||||
|||15 cycle||||||
|4.23.6|30 (Db)|damp heat||6 days; 55 °C; 95 to 98% RH||Rings Min.: 103|MQ|
|||(accelerated)<br>remaining cycles|||AR/R max.:£3%||+ 0.1Q|
|4.24.2|3 (Ca)|damp heat||56 days; 40 °C; 90 to95% RH; loaded||Rins Min.:<br>1000 MQ||
|||(steady state) (IEC)||with 0.01 P,, (IEC steps: 4 to 100 V)|AR/R max.:43%||+ 0.12|
|4.25.1||endurance||1000 hours; loaded with P, or Vmax’|AR/R max.:5%||+ 0.1 Q|
|||(at 70 °C)||1.5 hours on and 0.5 hours off||||
|fee |||lection’<br>coefficient|[iting I <br>(TC x 10-6/K)||||||
|4.17|20 (Th)|solderability||8 hours steam or 16 hours 155 °C;|good|tinning (295% covered);||
|||(after ageing)||leads immersed 6 mm for 2 +0.5 sina||no damage||
|||||solder bath at 235 +5 °C||||
|4.6.1.1<br>insulation resistance <br>fen |<br>see2"amendment | pulse load|||||maximum voltage (DC) after 1 minute;<br>metal blockmethod|see|Rins min.: 104MQ<br> Figs 5, 6, 7, 8,|MQ<br>9 and 10|
|to IEC 60015-1,||||||||
|Jan.‘87||||||||
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