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Features :

 High power at small sizes

 Max working voltage up to 3000V

 Lead (Pb)-free and RoHS compliant

 Operating temperature range: -20℃~+155℃

 Metal glaze power film, axial leaded type

 Max overload voltage 5000V, Tolerances: J

(±5%)

Applications :

 Ballasts

 Amplifiers

 Industrial power supplies

 Telecommunications

 Household appliances

 Automotive circuits, Computer, Instrumentation

A new range of anti-surge axial leaded power resistors, metal

glaze resistive element on ceramic substrates, from Token

Electronics.

A carbon film resistor replacement, the new RCR series

thick-film style resistors offer numerous benefits over the

previous style devices, namely reduced costs, excellent thermal

compliance, optimized a variety of surge capabilities and better

solder joint reliability against temperature cycles.

Token succeeded in commercializing the compact thick-film

type leaded resistors with high power and high anti surge characteristics, meeting latest design

engineer requirements and making the parts suitable for industrial, measurement and

telecommunication applications as well as for automotive circuits, like Electrical Control Units (ECU)

and Air-Bag Systems.

The anti-surge characteristics of Token's latest metal glaze power film style resistors are superior to

standard metal film resistors. The power film types of RCR resistors are available: 0.25W to 10W

power rating, max working voltage up to 3000V and max overload voltage 5000V. The resistance

range is 1Ω ~ 100MΩ at operating temperature range -20℃~+155℃.

All RCR series devices are RoHS-compliant, and compatible with high temperature soldering

processes normally employed for lead free solders. Resistors are also available in various forming

styles and different leads for different applications. Contact us with your specific needs. For more

information, please link to Token official website "General Purpose Resistors".

Thick-film anti-surge resistor handles large pulse loading.