Thin Film Mini-MELF Resistors

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SMM0204Vishay DraloricThin Film Mini-MELF ResistorsFEATURES Advanced thin film technology AEC-Q200 qualified Low TCR and tight tolerances Excellent stability in different environmentalconditions Pure tin termination on nickel barrier, plated onpress fit steel caps Compliant to RoHS Directive 2002/95/ECSTANDARD ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONSPOWER RATINGP70WLIMITING ELEMENTVOLTAGEDC or NCERANGE E-SERIESSMM02040.25200 15 0.1 0.25 0.543R to 221K22R to 221K10R to 221K24; 96; 192SMM02040.25200 25 0.1 0.25 0.543R to 511K22R to 511K10R to 1M024; 96; 192SMM02040.25200 50 0.5 110R to 1M0R82 to 10M24; 96; 19224; 96SMM02040.25 100 5R22 to 10M24MODELZero-Ohm-Resistor: OMM0204200Rmax. 10 m Imax. 3 ANotes SMM0204 EN803 E0 and OMM0204 EN803 E0 respectively are available versions with IECQ-CECC approval to EN 140401-803, version A,with nominal failure rate level E0. The power dissipation on the resistor generates a temperature rise against the local ambient, depending on the heat flow support of theprinted-circuit board (thermal resistance). The rated dissipation applies only if the permitted film temperature of 155 C is not exceeded.TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONSPARAMETERUNITSMM0204Power rating P70W0.25Limiting element voltage, DC or ACRMSV200Insulation voltage (1 min), DC or ACPEAKV300Insulation resistance 1010Category temperature range CFailure rate: FITobserved- 55 to 125 ( 155) 0.1 x10-9/hNotes The upper temperature limit of 125 C reflects the prescriptions of the detail specification EN 140401-803. However, the products may beoperated up 155 C, if the tradeoff through decreased drift stability is acceptable to the specific application. The power dissipation on the resistor generates a temperature rise against the local ambient, depending on the heat flow support of theprinted-circuit board (thermal resistance). The rated dissipation applies only if the permitted film temperature of 125 C or 155 C respectivelyis not exceeded. The specification of this product is based on a test board according to EN 140400, providing a thermal resistance of approximately 220 K/W. These resistors do not feature a limited lifetime when operated within the permissible limits. However, resistance value drift increasing overoperating time may result in exceeding a limit acceptable to the specific application, thereby establishing a functional lifetime. The IECQ-CECC approved product versions SMM0204 EN803 E0 and OMM0204 EN803 E0 respectively feature a quality factor Q 3 forthe purpose of system MTBF calculations, compared with Q 10 for the standard versions.** Please see document “Vishay Material Category Policy”: www.vishay.com/doc?99902www.vishay.com30For technical questions, contact: melf@vishay.comDocument Number: 20004Revision: 16-Sep-11This document is subject to change without notice.THE PRODUCTS DESCRIBED HEREIN AND THIS DOCUMENT ARE SUBJECT TO SPECIFIC DISCLAIMERS, SET FORTH AT www.vishay.com/doc?91000

SMM0204Thin Film Mini-MELF ResistorsVishay DraloricDIMENSIONSLKL1DD1DIMENSIONS AND MASSL(mm)Dmax.(mm)L1 min.(mm)D1(mm)K(mm)MASS(mg)3.6 0/- 0.151.41.75D 0/- 0.150.85 0/- 0.3518TYPESMM0204OMM0204Notes Color code marking is applied according to IEC 60062 in four bands for 5 % tolerance, or in five bands. Each color band appears as a singlesolid line, voids are permissible if at least 2/3 of the band is visible from each radial angle of view. The last color band for tolerance isapproximately 50 % wider than the other bands. The color of the body coating is light green for jumpers and for a temperature coefficient of 50 ppm/K or of 100 ppm/K, pink for 25 ppm/K,or violet for 15 ppm/K. Zero ohm jumper are marked with one centered black band.PATTERN STYLES FOR MELF RESISTORSXGYZRECOMMENDED SOLDER PAD DIMENSIONSWAVE SOLDERINGTYPEREFLOW .51.51.84.51.61.251.74.1SMM0204OMM0204Note The given solder pad dimensions reflect the considerations for board design and assembly as outlined e.g. in standards IEC 61188-5-x, or inpublication IPC-7351. They do not guarantee any supposed thermal properties, however, they will be found adequate for most generalapplications.Document Number: 20004Revision: 16-Sep-11For technical questions, contact: melf@vishay.comwww.vishay.com31This document is subject to change without notice.THE PRODUCTS DESCRIBED HEREIN AND THIS DOCUMENT ARE SUBJECT TO SPECIFIC DISCLAIMERS, SET FORTH AT www.vishay.com/doc?91000

SMM0204Thin Film Mini-MELF ResistorsVishay DraloricPART NUMBER AND PRODUCT DESCRIPTIONPart Number: SMM02040C5620FB000Part Number: 0204OMM02040 NeutralV EN 140401-803,version A, nominalfailure rate level E0E 15 ppm/KD 25 ppm/KC 50 ppm/KB 100 ppm/K0 Jumper3 digit value1 digit multiplier0000 JumperMULTIPLIER7 *10-3 2 *1028 *10-2 3 *1039 *10-1 4 *1040 *1005 *1051 *101B 0.1 %C 0.25 %D 0.5 %F 1%J 5%0 JumperB1B3B0M3Product Description: SMM0204 50 562R 1 % B0Product Description: OMM0204 0R0 NCETOLERANCEPACKAGINGVERSIONSMM0204OMM0204 15 ppm/K 25 ppm/K 50 ppm/K 100 ppm/K100R 100 2M21 2.21 M 0R0 Jumper 0.1 % 0.25 % 0.5 % 1% 5%B1B3B0M3Note Products can be ordered using either the PART NUMBER or the PRODUCT DESCRIPTION.PACKAGINGTYPESMM0204OMM0204SMM0204 EN803 E0OMM0204 EN803 E0CODEQUANTITYB1 (1)1000 (1)B33000B010 000M33000B11000B33000B010 000CARRIER TAPEWIDTHPITCHBlister tapeacc. IEC 60286-3Type II8 mm4 mmREEL DIAMETER180 mm/7"330 mm/13"Bulk caseacc. IEC 60286-6--Blister tapeacc. IEC 60286-3Type II8 mm4 mm-180 mm/7"330 mm/13"Note(1) Package of 1000 pieces, code B1, is available only for products with TCR 25 ppm/K or 15 ppm/K, and with tolerance 0.25 % or 0.1 %.www.vishay.com32For technical questions, contact: melf@vishay.comDocument Number: 20004Revision: 16-Sep-11This document is subject to change without notice.THE PRODUCTS DESCRIBED HEREIN AND THIS DOCUMENT ARE SUBJECT TO SPECIFIC DISCLAIMERS, SET FORTH AT www.vishay.com/doc?91000

SMM0204Thin Film Mini-MELF ResistorsVishay DraloricFUNCTIONAL PERFORMANCEFunction of Rated Power in %Temperature Rrise in C60504030201001008060402000.10.20.300.4Power in W1201101009080- 55- 250255075100125 15570Ambient Temperature in CDerating32Current Noise in µV/VTemperature RiseNon-Linearity A3 in 1K5K 10K50K 100K500K 1MResistance Value in ΩResistance Value in ΩCurrent Noise60SMM02044010 Ω20039 Ω100 Ω- 20470 Ω1 kΩ Z - R0 in %Phase Angle γ in Non-linearity605M 10MSMM02044010 Ω2039 Ω100 Ω470 Ω1 kΩ0- 20- 40- 404.7 kΩ4.7 kΩ- 60- 6010 kΩ- 80151050100500 1000- 8010 kΩ15Frequency f in MHzHF - PerformanceDocument Number: 20004Revision: 16-Sep-111050100500 1000Frequency f in MHzHF - PerformanceFor technical questions, contact: melf@vishay.comwww.vishay.com33This document is subject to change without notice.THE PRODUCTS DESCRIBED HEREIN AND THIS DOCUMENT ARE SUBJECT TO SPECIFIC DISCLAIMERS, SET FORTH AT www.vishay.com/doc?91000

SMM0204Thin Film Mini-MELF ResistorsVishay nce Value in ΩSingle pulse high voltage overload capability1.2/50 acc. EN 60115-1, 4.271000100R1K10K100KResistance Value in ΩSingle pulse high voltage overload capability10/700 acc. EN 60115-1, 4.271000Pulse Load Ppeak max. in WPulse Load Ppeak max. in W3KTest Voltage in VTest Voltage in VFUNCTIONAL PERFORMANCESMM0204100SMM020410010Secondary conditions:a) P P70 (permissible constant1power at ϑ u 70 C)b) ϑ u 70 Cc) Umax. see diagram(max. pulse voltage)0.110-310-510-410-2Pulse Rating P P7010-1110Square Pulse ti in s101 Secondary conditions:a) P 0 (peak pulse, single pulse)b) ϑ u 70 Cc) Umax. see diagram (max. pulse voltage)0.110-310-510-410-210-1Pulse Rating P0110Square Pulse ti in sPulse Voltage Ûmax. in V1000SMM0204 -MS1800600400200 Secondary conditions:a) P see diagram (pulse rating)b) ϑ u 70 C0-51010-410-310-2Maximum Pulse Voltagewww.vishay.com3410-1110Square Pulse ti in sFor technical questions, contact: melf@vishay.comDocument Number: 20004Revision: 16-Sep-11This document is subject to change without notice.THE PRODUCTS DESCRIBED HEREIN AND THIS DOCUMENT ARE SUBJECT TO SPECIFIC DISCLAIMERS, SET FORTH AT www.vishay.com/doc?91000

SMM0204Thin Film Mini-MELF ResistorsVishay DraloricTEST PROCEDURES AND REQUIREMENTSREQUIREMENTS PERMISSIBLE CHANGE ( R)TESTSTABILITYCLASS 0.25CONDITIONS OF TEST10 to 332 k Endurance test at 70 CIEC 60115-1, 4.25.1Endurance at UCTIEC 60115-1, 4.25.3STABILITY STABILITYCLASS 0.5CLASS 11 to 10 1 at 70 C, 1000 h (0.25 % R 0.05 ) (0.5 % R 0.05 )at 70 C, 8000 h (0.5 % R 0.05 ) (1.0 % R 0.05 )at 125 C, 1000 h (0.25 % R 0.05 ) (0.5 % R 0.05 )56 days;U 0.1 x P 70 x R ;Umax. 20 VDamp heat steady stateaccelerated 85 C/85 % RH1000 h;U 0.3 x P 70 x R ;Umax. 40 V 1.0 % R 0.05 ) (1)30 min at LCT;30 min at UCT;LCT - 55 C;UCT 125 C (0.25 % R 0.05 )Overload testIEC 60115-1, 4.13Electrostatic discharge (HBM)IEC 60340-3-1Resistance to soldering heatIEC 60115-1, 4.18.2 andIEC 60068-2-58 332 k U P 70 x R Umax.;1.5 h “on”, 0.5 h “off”Damp heat steady state40 C/93 % RHIEC 60115-1, 4.24 andIEC 60068-2-78Rapid change of temperature;1000 cyclesIEC 60115-1, 4.19 andIEC 60068-2-14STABILITYCLASS 2U 2.5 x (0.25 % R 0.05 )P 70 x R 2 x Umax.;2s (0.05 % R 0.01 )3 positive 3 negativedischarges 2 kVSolder bath method(260 5) C;10 s (0.5 % R 0.05 ) (0.1 % R 0.05 ) (0.5 % R 0.05 ) (0.05 % R 0.01 ) (0.1 % R 0.05 )Note(1) For resistance 2M21: (2.0 % R 0.05 ).APPLICABLE SPECIFICATIONS EN 60115-1Generic specification EN 140400Sectional specification EN 140401-803Detail specification IEC 60068-2-xVariety of environmental test procedures IEC 60286-3Packaging of SMD componentsDocument Number: 20004Revision: 16-Sep-11For technical questions, contact: melf@vishay.comwww.vishay.com35This document is subject to change without notice.THE PRODUCTS DESCRIBED HEREIN AND THIS DOCUMENT ARE SUBJECT TO SPECIFIC DISCLAIMERS, SET FORTH AT www.vishay.com/doc?91000

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75 100 125 155 70 - 55 - 25 0 25 50 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 Ambient Temperature in C Function of Rated Power in % Derating 10 100 1K 10K 100K 1M 10M 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 Resistance Value in Ω Non-Linearity A 3 in dB Non-linearity 1K 5K 10K 50K100K 500K 1M 5M 10M 0.01 0.03 0.05 0.1 0.3 0.5 1 2 3 Resistance Value in Ω Current Noise Current .

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