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NRCV Series High Voltage Chip Resistors High Voltage

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1 NRCV Series High Voltage Chip Resistors High Voltage
Thick Film Chip Resistors Case Size 0402 0603 0805 1206 2010 2512 NRC Std Rating 50V 150V 200V 250V NRCV Rating 100V 400V 500V 2000V 3000V Applications: Voltage monitoring High voltage power supplies Test & measurement Current limiting Load balancing Voltage dividers Industrial products  Cross & replace competitor PNs KOA HV73 Ohmcraft HVC Ohmite HVF Macro Nicrom SEI Vishay RCV Welwyn Yageo RV Page 1

2 Voltage Derating Curves
High Voltage Chip Resistors NRCV Series High Voltage Thick Film Chip Resistors Voltage Derating Curves 0402 / 0603 Case Sizes 2010 Case Size NRCV NRCV NRC NRC Resistance Values >30KΩ have higher voltage capability Resistance Values >100KΩ have higher voltage capability Higher resistance values have higher voltage capability Example: 470KΩ Page 2

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