TFS Series

TFS Series
Surge Capable
Thick Film Non Inductive
F e at u r e s
•Appropriate for medical surge protection applications
•Ideal to replace standard carbon composition resistors
•Custom dimensions, values, tolerances and characteristics available
The TFS Series has been specifically developed to absorb large
amounts of energy by efficient use of its compact mass. Ideal
for medical surge protection applications, these thick film resistors offer non-inductive performance in an axial package.
Uses include power supply conversion, electron microscopes,
X-ray systems, high-resolution CRT displays, and geophysical
instrument related products.
S e r i e s S p e c i f i c at i o n s
Type
TFSA
TFSB
TFSC
TFSD
TFSE
TFSF
U (KV)
3
3.5
4
7
7
11
Energy* (J)
6
9
11
33
44
55
Power (W)
0.5
0.5
0.75
1
1.5
2
*Published energy rating is for 10ms pulse. For shorter pulses energy rating has to be derated according to Max. Individual Pulse Rating chart and
Single Pulse Energy Rating considerations.
characteristics
Notes
Resistive Element Thick Film
Encapsulation Screen Printed Glass
• Momentary overload capability is 5 times rated power for 1 second or 2 times
rated power for 5 seconds. Always verify designs with pulse and surge conditions through thorough testing of the design at maximum operating temperature and maximum pulse loading (or some margin above maximum pulse
loading).
Resistance Value 100Ω up to 100KΩ
Temperature Coefficient 100ppm/°C
Tolerance 1%, 2%, 5%, 10%
• Damage to the resistor by excessive pulse loading is generally indicated by an
increasing resistance of the resistor.
Operating Temperature -55°C to +200°C
• Energy ratings are based on single pulses (at least 1 minute between pulses).
Test VDE 0750 (Pulse Duration 10 msec)
• For multiple pulse applications the energy pulse rating should be reduced and
the average power should not exceed the nominal power rating of the selected
model.
• See Single Pulse Energy section for more information
dimensions
mm
C
A
Type
B
0.50mm
0.25mm
H
E
Watts
A
B
C
H
E
TFSA
0.5
9
5.5
10
0.7
1.1
TFSC
0.75
13
5.5
10
0.7
1.1
TFSE
1.5
21
TFSB
TFSD
TFSF
0.5
1
2
11
21
26
5.5
10
8
10
10.5
10
10.5
10
0.7
0.9
0.9
0.9
1.1
1.3
1.3
1.3
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TFS Series
Surge Capable
Thick Film Non Inductive
S i n g l e P u l s e E n e r g y R at i n g
Example
A 1µF capacitor is charged to
3.5kV and model TFSC, 1KOhm
has been selected. Model TFSC
is rated for 4kV, so the peak voltage of 3.5kV is acceptable.
1
Ea = ––CV2 = 6.1J
2
ta = R C = 1 ms
6.1J
Er = ––– x 100 = 55%
11J
According to the pulse chart, an
energy ratio of 55% for a pulse
width of 1ms falls well above the
energy curve. The limit is actually
located around 25-30%. Model
TFSC cannot be used for this
application.
A bigger model should be chosen,
for example TFSD. Model TFSD,
1KOhm, can be used for this
application because we have an
energy ratio Er of 18%, which is
below the energy curve.
6.1J
Er = ––– x 100 = 18%
33J
Maximum Individual Pulse Rating
1000
Energy Rating %
Although Ohmite’s TFS Series resistors have been specially designed
and developed to absorb much more energy than standard resistors,
pulses and transients require special consideration since they cause an
instantaneous temperature rise in the resistor film. This application note
can guide you through these considerations.
For applications with transients, pulses
or surges the following must be considV 2t
ered:
V E = –––
R
1. Do not exceed the normal rated operating voltage of the device.
t
2. Using the figure at right, estimate the
E=1
–CV2
energy (Ea) and the pulse duration
V
2
(ta) for a single pulse in your applicat = RC
tion.
t
3. Calculate the energy ratio in percent
(Er) between the nominal energy rating of the model you have chosen
V2t
V E = –––
3R
(see table) and the single pulse
energy in your application (Ea from
t
step 2) using the formula:
Ea
Er = –––––––– x 100
V2t
V E = –––
Enominal
3R
4. Refer to the Pulse Chart. On this
t
chart find the point where the energy
E = Energy
(joules)
ratio (Er), found at step 3, and time
t = Time
(seconds)
(ta) coincide. Qualify that this point
V = Voltage
(volts)
falls below the maximum pulse
R = Resistance (ohms)
energy curve. If the point is above
C = Capacitance (farads)
the curve a bigger model should be
chosen.
100
10
1
0.1
1µs
10µs
100µs
1 ms
Pulse Width
10 ms
33 Joules
1 Watts
44 Joules
1.5 Watts
100 ms
O r d e r i n g i n f o r m at i o n
RoHS Compliant
TFSA100KJE
Series Energy Rating
joules
A = 6 D = 33
B = 9 E = 44
C = 11 F = 55
Ohm Value
Example:
100R = 100Ω
2K40 = 2400Ω
Tolerance
F = 1%
G = 2%
J = 5%
K = 10%
Standard Part Numbers for TFS Series
Ohms
Tol.
100
100
220
270
470
470
680
750
1,000
1,000
1,500
2,200
2,700
4,700
4,700
4,990
5,000
6,800
10,000
10,000
16,000
20,000
20,000
22,000
27,000
47,000
50,000
51,000
75,000
6 Joules
0.5 Watts
9 Joules
0.5 Watts
11 Joules
0.75 Watts
1% TFSA100RFE
5%
TFSB100RJE
TFSD100RJE
1% TFSA220RFE
5% TFSA270RJE
TFSC270RJE TFSD270RJE
1% TFSA470RFE
TFSF100RJE
TFSF270RJE
5%
TFSB470RJE
TFSE470RJE
5% TFSA680RJE
TFSC680RJE
TFSE680RJE TFSF680RJE
5%
TFSB750RJE
TFSD750RJE
TFSF750RJE
1% TFSA1K00FE
5% TFSA1K00JE TFSB1K00JE TFSC1K00JE TFSD1K00JE TFSE1K00JE TFSF1K00JE
5% TFSA1K50JE
TFSC1K50JE TFSD1K50JE
TFSF1K50JE
1% TFSA2K20FE
5%
TFSB2K70JE
TFSE2K70JE
1% TFSA4K70FE
5% TFSA4K70JE
TFSC4K70JE TFSD4K70JE
1% TFSA4K99FE
5% TFSA75K0JE
5%
TFSB6K80JE
TFSE6K80JE
1% TFSA10K0FE
5% TFSA10K0JE TFSB10K0JE TFSC10K0JE TFSD10K0JE
TFSF10K0JE
5%
TFSF16K0JE
1% TFSA20K0FE
TFSF20K0JE
5%
TFSB20K0JE
TFSD20K0JE
1% TFSA22K0FE
5% TFSA27K0JE
TFSC27K0JE
TFSE27K0JE
1% TFSA47K0FE
5% TFSA50K0JE
TFSF51K0JE
5%
TFSB51K0JE TFSC51K0JE TFSD51K0JE
5%
TFSE75K0JE
100,000 1% TFSA100KFE
100,000 5%
TFSB100KJE TFSC100KJE TFSD100KJE
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55 Joules
2 Watts
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TFSF100KJE