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HEAT WIRE WOUND RESISTOR - HWW Type Print
Resistor Series - Resistor Series
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Thursday, 09 October 2008 12:16
   
 HEAT WIRE WOUND RESISTOR
PDF FILE  KNP, NKN, HWW - TYPE
   TYPE:
FLAME-PROOF COATING TYPE  
    KNP (STANDARD TYPE)  
    NKN (NON-INDUCTIVE TYPE)  
    HWW (HEAT WIRE WOUND RESISTOR)  
            
INTRODUCTION: DERATING CURVE
(1) The resistor is fabricayed using a suitable fiberglass or       
ceramic core with the resistance wire securely crimped  
to the terminals.  
(2) Small in size comparatively than other kind resistor.  
(3) Electrical and nachanical stability and high reliability.  
(4) Tolerancs of 5% , 10% are standard.  
       
PERFORMANCE:
Temperature coefficient±300 ppm  
Insulation resistance>100M Ω  
Load Life (1000 hours)±5%+0.05Ω  
Short-time overload±2%+0.05Ω  
Dielectric withstanding volt.±2%+0.05Ω       
Moisture resistance±5%+0.05Ω Ambient Temperature ()
Shock and vibration±2%+0.05Ω       
Effect of soldering±1%+0.05Ω       
            
DIMENSIONS & SPECIFICATIONS:

TYPE

DIMENSION (mm)

RESISTANCE RANGE

 

 

 

D±0.5

L±0.5

H±0.5

d±0.5

(Ω)

 

 

 

KNP/NKN/HWW -

1/2W

3.5

9.0

26.0

0.5

0.1-60

 

 

 

KNP/NKN/HWW -

1W(S)

3.5

9.0

26.0

0.5

0.1-100

 

 

 

KNP/NKN/HWW -

1W

4.5

11.5

35.0

0.7

0.1-100

 

 

 

KNP/NKN/HWW -

2W

5.0

15.5

35.0

0.8

0.1-100

 

 

 

KNP/NKN/HWW -

3W

6.0

17.0

32.0

0.8

0.1-150

 

 

 

KNP/NKN/HWW -

4W

6.0

17.0

32.0

0.8

0.1-200

 

 

 

KNP/NKN/HWW -

5W

8.0

24.5

38.0

0.8

0.1-300

 

 

 

KNP/NKN/HWW -

6W

8.0

24.5

38.0

0.8

0.1-1K

 

 

 

KNP/NKN/HWW -

7W

8.0

24.5

38.0

0.8

0.1-1K

 

 

 

KNP/NKN/HWW -

8W

8.0

39.0

38.0

0.8

0.1-1K

 

 

 

KNP/NKN/HWW -

10W

8.0

52.0

38.0

0.8

0.1-1K

   
            
 TEMPERATURE RISE
  
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
            
            
Note:(1)KNP 1W(S) Same KNP 1W with small size.     
 (2)Different resistance value, different price.     
 (3)Non-Inductive type up to 50 Ω only.     
            

 

 

Last Updated ( Thursday, 09 October 2008 12:40 )