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Date: 20th Oct 09

 
Quad precision thin film surface-mount resistor networks in 5mm x 5mm QFN package

Vishay has introduced the new quad precision thin film surface-mount resistor networks that feature a 20-pin 5-mm x 5-mm quad flat no-lead package with a 0.65-mm pitch and low 1-mm profile.

These devices offer precision ratio tolerances to ± 0.05 % and stable film and performance characteristics of 500 ppm at + 70 °C for 2,000 hours. The QFN resistor networks offer low TCR to ± 25 ppm/°C and tight TCR tracking to ± 5 ppm. These specifications make the devices suitable for differential amplifier applications in industrial, telecommunication, military, medical, test and measurement instrumentation and equipment.

The QFN devices are qualified to Moisture Sensitivity Level 1 per J-STD-020, offering lead (Pb)-free terminations, the resistor networks are compliant with RoHS directive 2002/95/EC and flame-resistant in accordance to UL 94 V-0. Custom configurations of the devices are available.

The devices offer 100 Ohms per resistor to 500 kOhms per package, power ratings of 50 mW at + 70 °C per resistor, very low noise of < - 30 dB, voltage coefficients of 0.1 ppm/V.

Operating temperature range: - 55 °C to +125 °C

Availability: Samples and production quantities of the QFN series are available now

Editorial Product Rating: Average Plus

 
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