AVRM1005C6R8NT101N
TVS Varistor, 3.5 V, AVRM, 14 V, 0402 [1005 Metric], Multilayer Varistor (MLV)
- Manufacturer: TDK
- Product type: TVS Varistors
- SVHC: No SVHC (05-Nov-2025)
- Product Range: AVRM
- Varistor Type: Multilayer Varistor (MLV)
- Voltage Rating VAC: -
- Voltage Rating VDC: 3.5V
- Varistor Case Style: 0402 [1005 Metric]
- Clamping Voltage Vc Max: 14V
- Peak Energy (10/1000uS): 0.02J
- Operating Temperature Max: 85°C
- Operating Temperature Min: -40°C
- Peak Surge Current @ 8/20µs: 10A
- Automotive Qualification Standard: -
| Delivery and price | |
|---|---|
| Units per pack | 20000 |
| Price | 0.029 € |
| Current stock | 1000+ |
| Lead time | 30 days |
**February 2020**
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## Chip varistors
ESD/Voltage protection devices
## series AVR/SGNE
**AVRM/AVR-M : Standard Type AVRL : Low Capacitance Type AVRH : High reliability Type SGNE : Low Clamp Type**
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## **Chip varistors**
**RoHS Directive Compliant Product Compatible with lead-free solders**
## **Overview of the AVR/SGNE series**
## **CHARACTERISTICS OF CHIP VARISTOR**
Varistors are voltage dependent nonlinear resistive elements with a resistance that decreases rapidly when the voltage is over the constant value.
Varistors become zener diode of 2 serial connection and equivalent, and does not have polarity.
## **EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT OF CHIP VARISTORS**
2 Zener Diodes ~~P~~ e ~~.~~ A capacitance content
## **CHIP VARISTORS FEATURE**
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IEC61000-4-2 LEVEL4 compliant.
Reliability characteristics evaluated based on AEC-Q200 condition. (Automotive products) High ESD withstanding voltage Small-sized products are available 125°C, 150°C Supported
## Fig.1 Internal structure of multilayer chip varistors
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## **THE EFFECT OF THE VARISTOR**
## **Without varistor**
A malfunction and failure of electronic equipment
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## **With Varistor**
Suppress abnormal voltage by inserting varistor in a circuit
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No. Name (1) Semiconductor ceramics (2) Internal electrode(Pd) (3) Ag (4) Terminal electrode Ni ~~a~~ (5) Sn
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## **Chip varistors**
**RoHS Directive Compliant Product Compatible with lead-free solders**
## **Overview of the AVR/SGNE series**
## **PART NUMBER CONSTRUCTION**
|AVRM||1608<br>C<br>390<br>K<br>T<br>271<br>N||
|---|---|---|---|
|||||
|**Series name**||**L x W**<br>**dimensions**<br>**Structure code**<br>**Varistor**<br>**voltage**<br>**Varistor voltage**<br>**tolerance**<br>**Packaging style**<br>**Capacitance**<br>**Capacitance**<br>**tolerance**||
|||**(%)**<br>**(mm)**<br>**(V)**<br>**(%)**<br>**(pF)**||
|||0402<br>0.4x0.2<br>C<br>General structure<br>390=39×100<br>K<br>±10<br>T<br>Taping<br>271=27×101<br>K<br>±10<br>0603<br>0.6x0.3<br>6R8<br>6.8<br>M<br>±20<br>B<br>Bulk<br>221<br>220<br>M<br>±20<br>1005<br>1.0x0.5<br>270<br>27<br>N<br>±30<br>271<br>270<br>N<br>±30<br>1608<br>1.6x0.8<br>390<br>39<br>2012<br>2.0×1.2<br>~~=~~||
|AVR-M<br>1608<br>C<br>270<br>M<br>T<br>AAB<br>**Series name**<br>**L x W**<br>**dimensions**<br>**Structure code**<br>**Varistor**<br>**voltage**<br>**Varistor voltage**<br>**tolerance**<br>**Packaging style**<br>**Company**<br>**special symbol**<br>**(mm)**<br>**(V)**<br>**(%)**<br>0603<br>0.6x0.3<br>C<br>General structure<br>270=27×100<br>K<br>±10<br>T<br>Taping<br>1005<br>1.0x0.5<br>G<br>Conductivepaste compatible<br>080<br>8<br>M<br>±20<br>B<br>Bulk<br>1608<br>1.6x0.8<br>120<br>12<br>N<br>±30<br>2012<br>2.0×1.2<br>270<br>27<br>~~——a-~~||||
|AVRL<br>10<br>1A<br>3R3<br>F<br>T<br>A<br>~~|-___{_______—______il___t—/__~~||||
|**Series name**<br>**L x W**<br>**dimensions**<br>**Maximum**<br>**continuous voltage**<br>**Capacitance**<br>**Capacitance**<br>**tolerance**<br>**Packaging style**<br>**Company**<br>**special symbol**<br>**(mm)**<br>**(V)**<br>**(pF)**<br>**(pF)**<br>04<br>0.4x0.2<br>1A<br>10<br>R50<br>0.5<br>F<br>±1<br>T<br>Taping<br>06<br>0.6x0.3<br>1D<br>20<br>1R1<br>1.1<br>G<br>±2<br>B<br>Bulk<br>10<br>1.0×0.5<br>1E<br>25<br>3R3<br>3.3<br>N<br>±0.3<br>16<br>1.6×0.8<br>6R8<br>6.8<br>AVRH<br>10<br>C<br>270<br>K<br>T<br>150<br>N<br>A<br>8<br>**Series name**<br>**L x W**<br>**dimensions**<br>**Structure**<br>**code**<br>**Varistor**<br>**voltage**<br>**Varistor**<br>**voltage**<br>**tolerance**<br>**Packaging**<br>**style**<br>**Capacitance**<br>**Capacitance**<br>**tolerance**<br>**ESD voltage**<br>**amount**<br>**IEC61000-4-2**<br>**Operating**<br>**temperature**<br>**limit**<br>~~=—=~~<br>~~(_,t_t_, Pt~~<br>~~ttt~~||||
|||**(°C)**<br>**(mm)**<br>**(V)**<br>**(%)**<br>**(pF)**<br>**(kV)**||
||1005<br>1.0x0.5<br>C<br>General<br>structure<br>270=27×100<br>K<br>±10<br>T<br>Taping<br>150=15×100<br>K<br>±10%<br>A<br>25<br>8<br>150<br>270<br>27<br>B<br>Bulk<br>4R7<br>4.7<br>M<br>±20%<br>E<br>8<br>390<br>39<br>150<br>15<br>N<br>±30%<br>101<br>100<br>500<br>50<br>Y<br>±0.13pF<br>~~SE~~<br>~~SEES~~|||
|SGNE<br>04<br>C<br>080<br>M<br>T<br>150<br>N<br>25<br>~~{_,t__t__,—_}_,_+___,_|__|_,_____~~||||
|**Series name**<br>L|**L x W**<br>**dimensions**<br>**Structure**<br>**code**<br>**Varistor**<br>**voltage**<br>**Varistor**<br>**voltage**<br>**tolerance**<br>**Packaging**<br>**style**<br>**Capacitance**<br>**Capacitance**<br>**tolerance**<br>**ESD clamping voltage**<br>**Average voltage**<br>**(IEC61000-4-2, 8kV)**<br>**(mm)**<br>**(V)**<br>**(%)**<br>**(pF)**<br>04<br>0.4x0.2<br>C<br>General structure<br>080=8×100<br>K<br>±10<br>T<br>Taping<br>150=15×100<br>N<br>±30%<br>06<br>0.6x0.3<br>080<br>8<br>B<br>Bulk<br>6R8<br>4.7<br>Y<br>±0.13pF<br>10<br>1.0×0.5<br>270<br>27<br>150<br>15<br>**Shape symbol(JIS)**<br>**L**<br>**W**<br>**T**<br>**B**<br>W<br>~~SSSE~~|||
|||0402<br>0.40±0.02<br>0.20±0.02<br>0.20±0.02<br>0.07min.<br>T||
|||0603<br>0.60±0.03<br>0.30±0.03<br>0.30±0.03<br>0.1min.||
|||1005<br>1.00±0.05<br>0.50±0.05<br>0.50±0.05<br>0.1min.||
|||1608<br>1.60±0.10<br>0.80±0.10<br>0.80±0.10<br>0.2min.||
|B||2012<br>2.00±0.20<br>1.25±0.20<br>0.70±0.20<br>0.2min.||
Please be sure to request delivery specifications that provide further details on the features and specifications of the products for proper and safe use. Please note that the contents may change without any prior notice due to reasons such as upgrading.
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**RoHS Directive Compliant Product Compatible with lead-free solders**
## **Chip varistors**
## **Overview of the AVR/SGNE series**
## **TERMINOLOGY**
## ~~Bw~~ **TERMINOLOGY**
**Item Unit** Varistor voltage V1mA (Breakdown voltage) (V) Vdc Maximum continuous voltage (V) Vcl Clamping voltage (V) E Maximum energy (Joule) Ip Maximum peak current (A) C Capacitance (pF) 1 8/20µs test waveform 100% 90% 50% 8µs 20µs Time
**Description** Chip varistor-terminal voltage when DC1mA was flowed DC voltage that is continuously applied between chip varistor terminals Terminal chip varistors leakage current-value: 50µA max. Voltage appearing across the varistor when a pulse current (8/20µs?1) of specified peak value is applied.
Voltage between terminal chip varistors of the Specified peak current value of the impulse current (8/ 20µs[][1] ) is applied When applied specified peak impulse current-value current (10/1000µs[][2] ) once, maximum energy that electrical property of chip varistors be not deteriorated
When applied impulse current (8/20µs[][1] ) once, maximum current that electrical property of chip varistors be not deteriorated
Oscillator frequency 1kHz or 1MHz, capacitance between chip varistor-terminal in oscillator voltage 1Vrms
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**RoHS Directive Compliant Product Compatible with lead-free solders**
## **Chip varistors**
## **AVR/SGNE series Product characteristics list**
## ~~me~~ **PRODUCT CHARACTERISTICS LIST**
||**Item**|**V (1mA)**|**C1kHz**|**Vdc**|**Clamping**|**Maximum**|**Maximum**|**Operating**|**IEC61000-4-2**|**AEC-Q200**|
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||||***C1MHz**||**voltage**|**energy**|**peak current**|**temperature**|**(Contact)**||
||||||**8/20µs**|**10/1000µs**|**8/20µs**|**range**|||
|||**(V)**|**(pF)**|**DC(V)**|**Vcl(V)**|**E(J)**|**Ip (A)**|**(°C)**|**150pF/330**||
||AVRL041E1R1NTA|39(31.2 to 46.8)|1.1(0.8 to 1.4)*|25|—|—|—|–40 to +85|4kV(Level2)||
||AVRM0402C120MT330N|12(9.6 to 14.4)|33(23.1 to 42.9)|5.5|20(1A)|0.005|1|–40 to +85|8kV(Level4)||
||AVRM0402C6R8NT101N|6.8(4.76 to 8.84)|100(70 to 130)|3.5|15(1A)|0.01|4|–40 to +85|8kV(Level4)||
||SGNE04C080MT150N25|8(6.4 to 9.6)|15(10.5 to 19.5)|5.5|21(1A)|0.005|1|–40 to +85|8kV(Level4)||
||AVRL061E1R1NTA|39(35.0 to 43.0)|1.1(0.8 to 1.4)*|25|—|—|—|–40 to +85|4kV(Level2)||
||AVRL061FR50ETA|140(112 to 168)|0.5(0.3 to 0.7)*|30|—|—|—|–40 to +85|4kV(Level2)||
||AVRM0603C080MT101N|8(6.4 to 9.6)|100(70 to 130)|5.5|17(1A)|0.01|4|–40 to +85|8kV(Level4)||
||AVRM0603C120MT101N|12(9.6 to 14.4)|100(70 to 130)|5.5|20(1A)|0.01|5|–40 to +85|8kV(Level4)||
||AVRM0603C120MT150N|12.8(10.0 to 15.6)|15(10.5 to 19.5)|5.5|35(1A)|0.003|1|–40 to +85|8kV(Level4)||
||AVR-M0603C120MTAAB|12(9.6 to 14.4)|33(23.1 to 42.9)|7.5|23(1A)|0.01|1|–40 to +85|8kV(Level4)||
||AVRM0603C200MT150N|20(16 to 24)|15(10.5 to 19.5)*|12|40(1A)|0.01|1|–40 to +85|8kV(Level4)||
||AVRM0603C6R8NT101N|6.8(4.76 to 8.84)|100(70 to 130)|3.5|14(1A)|0.01|10|–40 to +85|8kV(Level4)||
||AVRM0603C6R8NT331N|6.8(4.76 to 8.84)|330(231 to 429)|3.5|14(1A)|0.02|16|–40 to +85|8kV(Level4)||
||SGNE06C080MT150N25|8(6.4 to 9.6)|15(10.5 to 19.5)|5.5|21(1A)|0.005|1|–40 to +85|8kV(Level4)||
||SGNE06C270MT6R8G60|27(21.6 to 32.4)|6.8(4.8 to 8.8)*|15|54(1A)|0.005|1|–40 to +85|8kV(Level4)||
||AVRL101A1R1NTA|90(79.6 to 110.4)|1.1(0.8 to 1.4)*|10|—|—|—|–40 to +85|8kV(Level4)||
||AVRL101E1R1NTB|39(31.2 to 46.8)|1.1(0.8 to 1.4)*|25|—|—|—|–40 to +85|4kV(Level2)||
||AVRL101D3R3FTA|27(21.6 to 32.4)|3.3(2.3 to 4.3)*|20|62(0.5A)|0.01|0.5|–40 to +125|8kV(Level4)|✔|
|AVRL101D6R8GTA||27(21.6 to 32.4)|6.8(4.8 to 8.8)*|20|58(1A)|0.01|1|–40 to +125|8kV(Level4)|✔|
||AVR-M1005C080MTAAB|8(6.4 to 9.6)|650(520 to 780)|5.5|14(1A)|0.04|25|–40 to +85|8kV(Level4)||
||AVR-M1005C080MTABB|8(6.4 to 9.6)|100(55 to 145)|5.5|15(1A)|0.02|3|–40 to +85|8kV(Level4)||
||AVR-M1005C080MTACB|8(6.4 to 9.6)|33(14 to 52)|5.5|19(1A)|0.01|1|–40 to +85|8kV(Level4)||
||AVR-M1005C080MTADB|8(6.4 to 9.6)|480(384 to 576)|5.5|14(1A)|0.04|25|–40 to +85|8kV(Level4)||
||AVR-M1005C120MTAAB|12(9.6 to 14.4)|130(104 to 156)|7.5|20(1A)|0.05|10|–40 to +85|8kV(Level4)||
||AVR-M1005C120MTACC|12(9.6 to 14.4)|460(276 to 644)*|7.5|21(1A)|0.01|24|–40 to +85|8kV(Level4)||
||AVR-M1005C180MTAAB|18(14.4 to 21.6)|120(72 to 168)*|11|30(1A)|0.06|16|–40 to +85|8kV(Level4)||
||AVRM1005C270KT101N|27(24.0 to 30.0)|100(70 to 130)|19|44(1A)|0.06|4|–40 to +85|8kV(Level4)||
||AVR-M1005C270MTAAB|27(21.6 to 32.4)|40(30 to 48)|15|47(1A)|0.04|47|–40 to +85|8kV(Level4)||
||AVR-M1005C270MTABB|27(21.6 to 32.4)|15(10.5 to 19.5)|15|49(1A)|0.05|1|–40 to +85|8kV(Level4)||
||AVRM1005C6R8NT101N|6.8(4.76 to 8.84)|100(70 to 130)|3.5|14(1A)|0.02|10|–40 to +85|8kV(Level4)||
||AVRM1005C6R8NT331N|6.8(4.76 to 8.84)|330(231 to 429)|3.5|15(1A)|0.008|24|–40 to +85|8kV(Level4)||
||SGNE10C080MT150N28|8(6.4 to 9.6)|15(10.5 to 19.5)|5.5|21V(1A)|0.01|19|–40 to +85|8kV(Level4)||
||AVRH10C270KT150NA8|27(24.0 to 30.0)|15(10.5 to 19.5)|19|52(2A)|0.02|2|–55 to +150|25kV|✔|
||AVRH10C270KT350NA8|27(24.0 to 30.0)|35(24.5 to 45.5)|19|52(2A)|0.02|8|–55 to +150|25kV|✔|
|AVRH10C390KT500NA8||39(35.0 to 43.0)|50(35 to 65)|28|72(2A)|0.02|15|–55 to +150|25kV|✔|
||AVRH10C101KT4R7FA8|100(90 to 110)|4.7(3.7 to 5.7)*|70|190(1A)|0.03|1|–55 to +150|25kV|✔|
|AVRH10C101KT1R1NE8||110(100 to 120)|1.1(0.8 to 1.4)*|70|190(0.3A)|0.01|0.3|–55 to +150|8kV(Level4)|✔|
||AVRH10C221KT1R5YA8|220(198 to 242)|1.5(1.37 to 1.63)*|70|400(0.5A)|0.01|0.5|–55 to +150|25kV||
||AVRL161A1R1NTA|90(79.6 to 110.4)|1.1(0.8 to 1.4)*|10|—|—|—|–40 to +85|8kV(Level4)||
||AVRL161A1R1NTB|39(31.2 to 46.8)|1.1(0.8 to 1.4)*|10|—|—|—|–40 to +85|4kV(Level2)||
||AVRL161D3R3FTA|27(21.6 to 32.4)|3.3(2.3 to 4.3)*|20|62(0.5A)|0.01|0.5|–40 to +125|8kV(Level4)|✔|
||AVRL161D6R8GTA|27(21.6 to 32.4)|6.8(4.8 to 8.8)*|20|58(1A)|0.01|1|–40 to +125|8kV(Level4)|✔|
|AVR-M1608C080MTAAB||8(6.4 to 9.6)|650(520 to 780)|5.5|15(2A)|0.09|30|–40 to +85|8kV(Level4)||
||AVR-M1608C120MT2AB|12(9.6 to 14.4)|400(320 to 480)|7.5|20(2A)|0.06|15|–40 to +85|8kV(Level4)||
||AVR-M1608C120MT6AB|12(9.6 to 14.4)|1050(840 to 1260)|7.5|20(2A)|0.09|50|–40 to +85|8kV(Level4)||
||AVR-M1608C180MT6AB|18(14.4 to 21.6)|600(480 to 720)|11|30(2A)|0.10|30|–40 to +85|8kV(Level4)||
||AVR-M1608C220KT2AB|22(19.8 to 24.2)|210(147 to 273)|16|37(2A)|0.03|10|–40 to +125|25kV|✔|
||AVR-M1608C220KT6AB|22(19.8 to 24.2)|560(392 to 728)|16|34(2A)|0.10|30|–40 to +125|25kV|✔|
|AVR-M1608C270MTABB||27(21.6 to 32.4)|15(10.5 to 19.5)|17|52(2A)|0.05|2|–55 to +150|25kV|✔|
||AVR-M1608C270MTAAB|27(21.6 to 32.4)|30(21 to 39)|17|52(2A)|0.05|2|–55 to +150|25kV|✔|
|AVR-M1608C270KTACB||27(24.0 to 30.0)|60(42 to 78)|19|54(2A)|0.05|10|–55 to +150|25kV|✔|
||AVRM1608C270KT800M|27(24.0 to 30.0)|80(64 to 96)|19|53(2A)|0.02|28|–55 to +150|25kV|✔|
|AVR-M1608C270KT2AB||27(24.0 to 30.0)|160(112 to 208)|19|42(2A)|0.10|20|–55 to +150|25kV|✔|
||AVRM1608C270KT221M|27(24.0 to 30.0)|220(176 to 264)|19|52(2A)|0.10|40|–55 to +150|25kV|✔|
|AVR-M1608C270KT6AB||27(24.0 to 30.0)|430(301 to 559)|19|42(2A)|0.10|48|–55 to +150|25kV|✔|
||AVR-M1608G270KT6AB|27(24.0 to 30.0)|430(301 to 559)|19|42(2A)|0.10|48|–55 to +150|25kV|✔|
|AVRM1608C390KT271N||39(35.0 to 43.0)|270(189 to 351)|28|69(2A)|0.10|78|–55 to +150|25kV|✔|
||AVRM1608C560KT101M|56(50.4 to 61.6)|100(80 to 120)|40|113(2A)|0.10|60|–55 to +150|25kV|✔|
|AVRM1608C720KT750M||72(64.8 to 79.2)|75(60 to 90)|53|135(2A)|0.10|40|–55 to +150|25kV|✔|
||AVR-M2012C120MT6AB|12(9.6 to 14.4)|1000(550 to 1450)|7.5|20(5A)|0.20|60|–40 to +85|8kV(Level4)||
||AVR-M2012C220KT6AB|22(19.8 to 24.2)|800(560 to 1040)|16|38(5A)|0.30|100|–40 to +125|25kV|✔|
||AVRM2012C330KT801N|33(29.7 to 36.3)|800(560 to 1040)|24|59(5A)|0.50|240|–55 to +150|25kV|✔|
|AVR-M2012C390KT6AB||39(35.0 to 43.0)|430(387 to 483)|28|62(5A)|0.30|100|–55 to +150|25kV|✔|
||AVRM2012C560KT251M|56(50.4 to 61.6)|250(200 to 300)|40|113(5A)|0.30|150|–55 to +150|25kV|✔|
|AVRM2012C720KT201M||72(64.8 to 79.2)|200(160 to 240)|53|142(5A)|0.30|100|–55 to +150|25kV|✔|
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## **Chip varistors**
**RoHS Directive Compliant Product Compatible with lead-free solders**
## **AVR/SGNE series Electrostatic absorption characteristics**
## **DISCHARGE VOLTAGE WAVEFORM (EXAMPLE)**
## **WITHOUT VARISTOR, WAVEFORM AT VARISTOR INSTALLATION**
## **WAVEFORM AT VARISTOR INSTALLATION**
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1800 180<br>1600 160<br>Without Varistor<br>1400 140<br>1200 120<br>AVRH10C270KT150NA8<br>1000 100<br>AVRH10C270KT150NA8 AVR-M1608C270KT6AB<br>800 80<br>AVR-M1608C270KT6AB<br>600 60<br>AVR-M1608C220KT6AB<br>400 40<br>200 20<br>AVR-M1608C220KT6AB<br>0 0<br>–200 na –20<br>–50 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 –50 0 50 100 150 200 250 300<br>Time(ns) Time(ns)<br>Voltage(V) Voltage(V)<br>**----- End of picture text -----**<br>
Oo Test conditions 150pF/330 (IEC61000-4-2) Contact discharge, Charged voltage 8kV
## **TEST CIRCUIT DIAGRAM**
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Discharge gun<br>Test<br>sample<br>60dB attenuator 50Ω<br>ESD<br>simulator Oscilloscope<br>I/O impedance: 50Ω<br>Shield<br>Discharge SMA<br>Point Connector<br>PCB<br>ESD Simulator Chip Coaxial Attenuator(60dB) Oscilloscope<br>Varistor Cable 50Ω 50Ω<br>**----- End of picture text -----**<br>
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## **Chip varistors**
## **RoHS Directive Compliant Product Compatible with lead-free solders**
## **Attention on a circuit board design**
## **Board design**
When attached to chip varistors, amount of silver used (fillet size) has direct impact on chip varistors after mounting. Thus, sufficient consideration is necessary.
## **Set of land dimensions**
(1) As the stress rises in the chip varistors owing to the increase in silver, breakage and cracks will occur. Cause including crack, as caution on board land design, configure the shape and dimensions so that the amount of silver is appropriate. If you installed 2 or more parts in the Common Land, separated by a solder resist and special land of each component.
|special land of each component.|special land of each component.|special land of each component.|special land of each component.|special land of each component.|special land of each component.||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|special land of each component.<br>A<br>B<br>C<br>~~cu~~|||||||
|**Dimensions shape**||**Symbol**<br>**A**|**B**|||**C**|
|0402||0.20 Nom.|0.15 to 0.21|||0.18 to 0.20|
|0603||0.25 to 0.35|0.20 to 0.30|||0.25 to 0.35|
|1005||0.30 to 0.50|0.35 to 0.45|||0.40 to 0.60|
|1608||0.60 to 0.80|0.60 to 0.80|||0.60 to 0.80|
|2012||0.90 to 1.20|0.70 to 0.90|||0.90 to 1.20|
(2) When peak levels panning-at soldering is excessive, by solder contraction stress, mechanical-thermal stress causes a Yasuku chip crack. In addition, when the peak level is underestimated, terminal electrode fixed strength is insufficient. This causes chip dropouts and may affect circuit reliability. Representative example of the panning of peak levels is shown in the following.
## Recommended silver dose
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## **Chip varistors**
**RoHS Directive Compliant Product Compatible with lead-free solders**
## **Attention on a circuit board design**
## **Arrangements of components**
(1) I was based on camber of substrate and suggested protocol of chip varistors arrangement, as stress does not join to the utmost is shown in following.
**Substrate for flexural stress Substrate for flexural stress Adverse events Good example** Perforation or slit Perforation or slit ' ' Direction of surface solderSolder the mountain fold as a Solder the mountain fold as a top. bottom. [Please review the italicized portion, as I am unsure what you mean to convey here.] Perforation or slit Perforation or slit Chip arrangements (direction) D ~~C~~ ] DF Mounted vertically to the perMounted horizontally to the foration and slit. perforation and slit. L1 L2 Distance from perforation and slit (L1<L2) (L1<L2) portion
(2) In payment near by board, depending on mount position of chip varistors, as mechanical stress varies, please refer to the following diagram.
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The order of A > B = C > D > E eases the stress.
Close location is disadvantaIt is an advantage so distant geous of perforation and slit. location away places the perforation and slit.
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## **Chip varistors**
**RoHS Directive Compliant Product Compatible with lead-free solders**
## **Local precautions**
## **Application to board**
## Reflow temperature profile
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Preheating Soldering Natural<br>cooling<br>Peak<br>T4<br>T3 T3<br>T2 t3<br>T1<br>t1 t2<br>t: Time<br> Temperature<br>T:<br>**----- End of picture text -----**<br>
## **Mounting head pressure**
Under suction nozzle if dead point too, during implementation, excessive force joins of chip varistors low, as cause causes of crack, please use with reference to something about following.
- 1) Being set to top surface of substrate so that under suction nozzle as for dead center, substrate does not bend back, and adjust, please.
- 2) Nozzle pressure at implementation is 0.1 to 0.3N in static load, please.
- 3) Substrate fixes up back surface of substrate with support pin in impact of suction nozzle to wely deflection to the utmost, and substrate hold deflection, please. A representative example is shown in the following.
||**Cases to avoid**|**Recommended case**|**Item**<br>**Specification**<br>**For eutectic mixture**<br>**Use of lead-free**|
|---|---|---|---|
|Single-sided<br>mounting|Crack<br>**solder**<br>**solder**<br>Preheatingtemperature<br>160 to 180°C<br>150 to 180°C<br>Solder meltingtemperature<br>200°C<br>230°C<br>Maximum temperature<br>240°C max.<br>260°C max.<br>Preheatingtime<br>100s max.<br>120s max.<br>—~~—~~—~~—————_—_————~~<br>ve|||
|Double-sided<br>mounting|Solder peeling<br>Crack<br>wa~~t~~<br>~~a~~|Support pin<br>Support pin<br>~~ally~~<br>~~ar~~|**Soldering iron**<br>The tip temperature and also by (1) types of soldering irons, the size<br>Time to reach higher than the<br>solder meltingtemperature<br>30s max.<br>40s max.<br>number ofpossible reflow cycles 2 max.<br>2 max.|
The tip temperature and also by (1) types of soldering irons, the size of the substrate, and the geometry of the land pattern. Being earlier, but when as there is possibility that crack occurs in the heat anderson impaction, point soldering iron temperature is high, please do solder work within the following conditions.
Mechanical shock that, if positioning your nail to wear, ragged edge of positionings, participates in chip varistors are locally, and chip varistors, as there is possibility of crack generated, cut the closed positioning, and maintenance and inspection, and, exchange of manage dimensions and position nail periodically, please.
|**Temperature**<br>**of iron tips**<br>**(°C)**|**Wattage**<br>(**W**)|**Pallet point**<br>**shape (mm)**|**Soldering time**<br>**(Second)**|**Frequency**|
|---|---|---|---|---|
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|**350max.**|30max.|ø3.0max.|5 max.|terminal once<br>(Within total of|
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## **Soldering**
Significant impact is possible on the performance of chip varistors, flux checks something about follow, please use.
Direct iron tip is in contact with the (2) chip varistors body, and the strain owing to thermal shock in particular grows even if a crack is generated. Therefore, please do not touch it directly to the terminal electrodes.
(1) Flux uses one with 0.1wt % (Cl conversion) or less halide substance contains amounts, please. In addition, do not do this with strongly acidic objects.
Flux during is soldered (2) Chip varistors is applied the smalleset amount necessary, please.
- (3) If Used soluble flux, perform thorough wash particularly, please.
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## **Chip varistors**
**RoHS Directive Compliant Product Compatible with lead-free solders**
## **Attention after implementation**
## **Cleaning**
(1) If cleaning liquid is inappropriate, residues and other foreign body of fluxes builds up on chip varistors, and can degrade the performance of chip varistors (particularly the insulation resistance). (2) Wash conditions may compromise performance of chip varistors if they are improper (wash due, wash excess).
(2) During each substrate operational check, push pressure with contact failure of check pin of boards checkers of check pin may be toned up to be prevented. As substrate is bent under loading, chip varistors is broken owing to stress. There is also the possibility that solder on the terminal electrode will peel off. Follow the diagram for reference, and check that the substrate bends, please.
## **2-1) For wash due**
- (a) By substance of a system in flux residue halide, metal including terminal electrodes may experience corrosion.
- (b) Substance of a system in flux residue halide builds up on chip varistors, and reduces the insulation resistance.
- (c) Soluble flux makes comparisons of colophony series flux, and there is event with trends of significant (1) and(2).
## **2-2) For excess wash**
- (1) Owing to lavage, chip varistors deteriorates, and reduces performance of chip varistors.
- (2) In ultrasonography, when output is passed, substrate resonates size, and crack occurs in body and sprang of chip varistors in vibration of substrate. Since this may reduce the strength of the terminal electrode, please note the following conditions. [Please review the italicized portion, as I am unsure what you mean to convey here.]
- Ultrasound output Ultrasonic frequency Ultrasound cleaning time
2-3) Concentration including halogen that when cleaning liquid to pollution, when you released is higher, and may cause similar of results into wash due.
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## **Single-part component handling**
To drop impact, as there is possibility that breakage and crack is entered, do not chip varistors that(1) chip varistors falls.
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(2) At stacking storage after implementation and treatment of substrate, corner of boards is regarded as chip varistors. Please be careful, as there is the possibility that breakage and cracks will occur on impact.
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## **Substrate handling after component mounting**
(1) When substrate is divided, a flexible so that show in following diagram to substrate, and is given by stress including twist, as there is possibility that crack occurs of chip varistors, please check that stress is within acceptable limits.
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## **Chip varistors**
**RoHS Directive Compliant Product Compatible with lead-free solders**
## **Packaging style**
## **REEL DIMENSIONS**
2.0±0.5
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## **PACKAGE QUANTITY / INDIVIDUAL WEIGHT**
**Package quantity Individual weight Type (pieces/reel)** ( **mg** ) **AVRM0402/AVRL04/SNGE04** 20,000 0.1 **AVRM0603/AVR-M0603/AVRL06/** 15,000 0.2 **SGNE06 AVRM1005/AVR-M1005/AVRL10/** 10,000 1.2 **AVRH10 AVRM1608/AVR-M1608/AVRL16** 4,000 5 ~~==~~ **AVRM2012/AVR-M2012** 2,000 13
## **TAPE DIMENSIONS**
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|Type|||A||||||||B||||P1|T||
|**0402**|||0.26±0.04|||||||0.46±0.04|||||2.0±0.05|0.40max.||
|**0603**|||0.38±0.05|||||||0.68±0.05|||||2.0±0.05|0.45max.||
|**1005**|||0.65+0.05/–0.1|||||1.15+0.05/–0.1|||||||2.0±0.05|0.65max.||
|**1608**|||1.1±0.2|||||||1.9±0.2|||||4.0±0.1|1.1max.||
|**2012**|||1.5±0.2|||||||2.3±0.2|||||4.0±0.1|1.1max||
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## **REMINDERS FOR USING THESE PRODUCTS**
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## **SAFETY REMINDERS**
Please pay sufficient attention to the warnings for safe designing when using this products.
## **REMINDERS**
O Please pay careful attention to the precautions and follow safe designing practices when using these products.
- O Please observe the following precautions in order to avoid problems with chip varistors such as characteristic degradation and element destruction
Please store these products in an environment with a temperature of 5 to 40°C and humidity level of 20 to 70%RH, and use them within six months.
Poor storage conditions may lead to the deterioration of the solderability of the edge electrodes, so please be careful to avoid contact with humidity, dew condensation, dust, toxic gas (hydrogen, hydrogen sulfide, sulfurous acid, chlorine, ammonia, etc.), direct sunlight, and so on.
Please do not use products that have been dropped or detached when mounting.
Please solder with the reflow soldering method, and not the flow (dip) soldering method.
- O Please observe the following precautions to avoid problems with varistors such as characteristic degradation and element destruction, which ultimately lead to the generation of heat and smoke with the elements.
Do not use in locations where the temperatures exceed the operating temperature range such as under direct sunlight or near sources of heat.
- Do not use in locations where there are high levels of humidity such as under direct exposure to weather and areas where steam is released.
Do not use in locations such as dusty areas, high-saline environments, places where the atmosphere is contaminated with corrosive gas, etc.
Avoid powerful vibrations, impact (such as by dropping), pressure, etc. that may lead to splitting in the products.
## **Do not use with a voltage that exceeds the maximum allowable circuit voltage.**
When resin coating (including modular) a varistor, do not use a resin that will cause deterioration of the varistor. Be sure never to use resin that generates hydrogen as palladium is used for the inner electrode.
Avoid attachment near combustible materials.
- O Please contact our sales offices when considering the use of the products listed on this catalog for applications, whose performance and/or quality require a more stringent level of safety or reliability, or whose failure, malfunction or trouble could cause serious damage to society, person or property ('specific uses' such as automobiles, airplanes,medical instruments, nuclear devices, etc.) as well as when considering the use for applications that exceed the range and conditions of this catalog.
- Please also contact us when using these products for automotive applications.
- O As range of catalog, conditions are transcended, or for damage that generated by was used in application specific, etc, accept no the responsibility, wish.
- O Please take appropriate measures such as acquiring protective circuits and devices that meet the uses, applications, and conditions of the instruments and keeping backup circuits.
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