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Order No/Series: mp930/mp915
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Power Film Resistors(MP930/MP915)
Link: www.caddock.com/Online_catalog/Mrktg_Lit/MP9000_Series.pdf
Custom resistance values and tolerances available on application.
Link: www.caddock.com/Online_catalog/Mrktg_Lit/MP9000_Series.pdf
Low Cost Heat Sink Mountable Design featuring an Exposed Ceramic Heat Dissipating Mounting Surface.
Use your thermal design experience with power semiconductors in TO-126, TO-220, and TO-247 style power packages to help you get the most out of this unique family of power resistors.
The thermal design issues are the same where power handling capability is based on the case temperature which is maintained in your design.
Use your thermal design experience with power semiconductors in TO-126, TO-220, and TO-247 style power packages to help you get the most out of this unique family of power resistors.
The thermal design issues are the same where power handling capability is based on the case temperature which is maintained in your design.
- 15 Watts at +25°C Case Temperature, derated to zero at +150°C
- Exposed Ceramic Heat Dissipating Mounting Surface
- Resistance Range of 0.020 ohm to 1 K
- Non-Inductive Design. MP916, MP925, and MP930, TO-220 Style Power Package
- Up to 30 Watts at +25°C Case Temperature, derated to zero at +150°C. Exposed Ceramic Heat Dissipating Mounting Surface
- Resistance Range of 0.010 ohm to 100 K
- Non-Inductive Design. MP9100 TO-247 Style Power Package
- 100 Watts at +25°C Case Temperature, derated to zero at +175°C
- Exposed Ceramic Heat Dissipating Mounting Surface
- Resistance Range of 0.050 ohm to 100 ohm
- Non-Inductive Design
Custom resistance values and tolerances available on application.
