Features:
35 Watt at 25°C Case Temperature Heat Sink Mounted.
TO-220 Style Power Package.
Single Screw Mounting to Heat Sink.
Low Thermal Resistance to Heat Sink at Rth < 4.28°C/W.
Molded Case for Protection and Easy to Mount.
Isolated Case.
Non Inductive.
Applications:
Switching Power Supplies.
Snubbers Circuits.
Automated Machine Controller.
RF Power Amplifers.
Low Energy Pulse Loading.
UPS.
Voltage Regulation.
Derating Curve
Dimensions (Unit: mm)
Type
W
H
T
T1
T2
B
B1
C
D
D1
G
R
M
N
RMG35
9.91 ~ 10.41
14.50 ~ 15.00
4.06 ~ 4.82
0.55 ~ 0.70
2.05 ~ 2.52
12.70 ~ 14.70
4.00
4.83 ~ 5.33
0.70 ~ 0.86
1.17 ~ 1.37
2.85 ~ 3.05
3.55 ~ 3.75
5.85 ~ 6.35
1.20 ~ 1.40
Electrical Characteristics Specifications
Resistance Range
Resistance Tolerance
TCR(PPM/°C)
0.05Ω~1Ω
±5.00% ±10.0%
-
>0.1Ω~1Ω
±1.00% ±5.00% ±10.0%
-
>1Ω~3Ω
±1.00% ±5.00% ±10.0%
±300
>3Ω~10KΩ
±1.00% ±5.00% ±10.0%
±100 ±200
>10Ω~10KΩ
±0.50% ±1.00% ±5.00% ±10.0%
±50 ±100 ±200
Operating Voltage: 350V Max.
Dielectric Strength: 1800VAC
Insulation Resistance: 10GΩmin.
Working Temperature Range: -65°C to +150°C
Resistance Value < 1Ω is Available
Environmental Characteristics
Test Item
Specification
Test Method
Temperature Coefficient of Resistance
10Ω and above, ±50ppm/°C 1Ω and 10Ω, (±100ppm)/°C
Referenced to 25°C, ΔR taken at +105°C
Short Time Overload
Δ R±0.3%
2 times rated power with applied voltage not to exceed 1.5 times maximum continuous operating voltage for 5 seconds.
Load Life
Δ R±1.0%
MIL-R-39009,2,000 hours at rated power.
Humidity (Steady State)
Δ R±0.5%
MIL-STD-202F, Method 103B 40°C, 90~95%RH, RCWV 1.5hours ON, 0.5hours OFF. total 1000~1048 hours.
Thermal Shock
Δ R±0.3%
MIL-STD-202, Method 107G. -65°C~150°C,100 cycle
Terminal Strength
Δ R±0.2%
MIL-STD-202, Method 211, Cond.A(Pull Test) 2.4N.
Vibration, High Frequency
Δ R±0.2%
MIL-STD-202, Method 204, Cond.D.
Lead Material: Tinned Copper.
Maximum Torque: 0.9 Nm.
Without a Heat Sink, When in Free Air at 25°C, the RMG35 is Rated for 2.50W.
The Case Temperature is to be used for the Definition of the Applied Power Limit.
The Case Temperature Measurement Must be Made with a Thermocouple Contacting the Center of the Component Mounted on the Designed Heat Sink.