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Z302 BV 20327
Vishay Draloric
Axial Cemented, Fusible, Wirewound Resistors
FEATURES
• Can operate as b...
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Z302 BV 20327
Vishay Draloric
Axial Cemented, Fusible, Wirewound Resistors
FEATURES
Can operate as both a normal resistor and as a fuse
Fuses when overloaded by more than 100 times the rated power
Ceramic core Non flammable cement coating Mainly designed to customer requirements Pure tin plating provides compatibility with lead (Pb)-free
and lead containing soldering processes Material categorization: For definitions of compliance
please see www.vishay.com/doc?99912
STANDARD ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS
GLOBAL MODEL
HISTORICAL MODEL
POWER
RATING
P40 °C W (MAX.)
TOLERANCE STANDARD
(MAX.) ±%
RESISTANCE RANGE (1) NOMINAL (TYP.)
TEMP. COEF. (TYP.) ppm/°C
MAX.
MAX. PERMISSIBLE FUSING
PEAK
PEAK I2 x T VALUE (3) I2 x T VALUE (3)
ENERGY (1) POWER (2) AT 40 °C
AT 40 °C
Ws (MAX.) W (MAX.) A2s (MIN.)
A2s (MIN.)
Z3020414 Z302 BV 20327 3
5, 10
15
100 to 180 1.07
1875
0.07
0.27
Notes
(1) Ambient temperature = 23 °C (2) Ambient temperature = 40 °C (3) Ambient temperature = 100 °C
CHARACTERISTICS OF FUSIBLE RESISTORS
Fusible resistors are capable of acting as both a regular resistor and as a fuse when abnormal current comes in. Since the two functions are performed by only one component the cost is lower.
The Z302 BV 20327 fuses when overloaded at more than 100 times the rated power. In line-powered devices, these fusible resistors can be used to act as a fuse when malfunction occurs and line voltage drops across the resistor.
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