General Note
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RLR Series
• 1/8 watt to 1/2 watt
• TCR of ±100 ppm/°C
• 1% and 2% tolerance
• 4.3 ohms to 3.01M ohms
• MIL-R-39017 approved to "S" level
Established Reliability
Mil-Qualified
Metal Glaze™ Resistor
Electrical Data
MIL
Type Marking Tolerance
(±%)
T.C.
(ppm/°C)
Power Rating
(watts)
Resistance
Range
(ohms)
Nominal
Size
Max Voltage
Rating
RLR05/S* Stamp 1, 2 100 1/8 @ 70°C 10 to 301K 1/8W 200
RLR07/S Stamp 1, 2 100 1/4 @ 70°C 10 to 3.01M 1/4W 250
RLR20/S Stamp 1, 2 100 1/2 @ 70°C 4.3 to 3.01M 1/2W 350
* Conformally coated construction on all 1/8 nominal sizes.
Test Conditions MIL-R-22684 Test
Limits Allowed
RL07 Max.
%∆R (±3σ)
Temperature Coefficient (ppm/°C) ±100 ±100
Low Temperature Operation ±0.25% ±0.05%
Thermal Shock ±0.25% ±0.15%
Moisture Resistance ±1.00% ±0.50%
Short Time Overload ±0.50% ±0.15%
Load Life (70°C --- 1/4W) 1000 hours ±4.00% ±0.50%
Terminal Strength ±0.25% ±0.05%
Effect of Soldering ±0.25% ±0.10%
Shock ±0.50% ±0.05%
Vibration ±0.50% ±0.05%
High Temperature Exposure (150°C No Load) ±2.00% ±0.50%
Temperature Rise @ 1/4W Power Load - See Temperature Rise Chart
Dielectric Strength ±0.25% ±0.05%
Environmental Data
ESTABLISHED RELIABILITY MIL SPECIFICATIONS: RLR products listed above are qualified to the appropriate established reliability MIL Specification. In general, Metal Glaze units such as
these are specified for all RLR requirements.
Tough molded jacket
Metal Glaze thick film element
fired at 1000°C to solid
ceramic core
Tin-lead electroplated copper leads
Spiraled or laser
helixed to
resistance value,
tolerance
High temperature
soldered termination-lead
assembly
Digital marking per
MIL-R-39017
RLR Series Issue November 2008 Sheet 1 of 3