The CHR 0402-HT high temperature non-magnetic resistor series from SRT Resistor Technology offers the same features as the CHR 0402 range while allowing for high temperature applications of up to 300ยฐC. The main features comprise of a wide resistance range from 1ฮฉ up to 10Mฮฉ, power rating of 0.05W and voltage rating of 30V trimmed or 60V untrimmed (tolerances โฅ5%), all in a small 0402 surface mount package. By utilising SRT’s thick film resistor technology, they are able to offer low tolerances down to ยฑ2.0% (between 100ฮฉ and 10Mฮฉ) and TCR as low as ยฑ50 ppm/ยฐC (between +25ยฐC and +85ยฐC). The CHR 0402-HT resistor series contains no organics making them suitable for high vacuum applications and offer PtAg (platinum silver) terminations for conductive gluing and soldering.
High temperature surface-mount thick film chip resistor
Available in any resistance between 1ฮฉ and 10Mฮฉ
0402 package
Power rating of 0.05W at +70ยฐC
Voltage rating of 30V trimmed or 60V untrimmed (tolerances โฅ5%)
Tolerances as low as ยฑ2.0% over the resistance range of 100ฮฉ up to 10Mฮฉ
TCR as low as ยฑ50 ppm/ยฐC over the resistance range of 100ฮฉ to 10Mฮฉ
Temperature range from -55ยฐC up to +300ยฐC
Non-magnetic
PtAg (platinum silver) terminations for conductive gluing and soldering
No organics
Custom tolerance, TCR and VCR options are available upon request. Please contact us for further information and availability.
Please see the derating curve below for the CHx-HT, CRB-HT and CBW-HT series from 0ยฐC to +300ยฐC:
The final measuring of the resistors takes place at room temperature (independent of TCR).
Please pay attention to the interconnection technology at high temperature applications.
Please note, the tolerance for the CHR 0402-HT series starts from ยฑ2%, whereas the below table gives the full specifications of the standard CHR series:
1) TCR: in ppm/K; +25ยฐC…+125ยฐC; TCR below standard TCR (highest value): +25ยฐC…+85ยฐC 2) Continuous operating voltage (U_, Ueff): V โค โ(P*R) or max. working voltage (the lower value) 3) At continuous power dissipation the dimensions of solder-pads have to secure a sufficient heat removal Power Mode: 2W as CHR 2512-HT (P70=2W, P300=0W) and 3W as CHR 4020-HT (P70=3W, P300=0W) respectively. Higher power rating requires an adequate heat removal (e.g. increased solder pads or Copper thicknesses). The user has to guarantee, that solder joints will not run over their load limit. The resistor must not exceed the specified operating temperature range
This product is available compliant to the RoHS EU directive 2011/65/EU, however, the following exemptions according to the RoHS annex are applicable:
No. 7(a) – 'Lead in high melting temperature type solders (i.e. lead-based alloys containing 85% by weight or more lead)' used in leaded resistors
No. 7(c)-I – 'Electrical and electronic components containing lead in glass or ceramic…or in a glass or ceramic matrix compound' used in chip resistors and leaded thick film resistors
SRT CHR-HT Technical Library
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