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POSISTOR
for Circuit Protection
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Contents
Product specifications are as of February 2020.
Part Numbering
Basic Characteristics of POSISTOR
Selection Guide
Application Matrix
Application Notes
p2
p5
p7
p8
p9
1 Overcurrent Protection Chip Type
Chip Type Specifications and Test Methods
p13
p25
2 Overcurrent Protection Narrow Current Band 30V Series
p28
3 Overcurrent Protection Narrow Current Band 51/60V Series
p31
4 Overcurrent Protection Narrow Current Band 140V Series
p36
5 Overcurrent Protection 16V Series
p39
6 Overcurrent Protection 24/30/32V Series
p42
7 Overcurrent Protection 56/80V Series
p47
8 Overcurrent Protection 125/140V Series
p52
9 Overcurrent Protection 250/265V Series
p55
PTGL Series Narrow Current Band Specifications and Test Methods
PTGL Series Specifications and Test Methods
p62
p64
10 Inrush Current Suppression (Less than 100μF)
p65
11 Inrush Current Suppression for High Capacitance (100μF or more)
p66
Inrush Current Suppression Specifications and Test Methods
p67
12 Overheat Sensing Chip Tight Tolerance Type
p68
13 Overheat Sensing Chip Type
p69
Overheat Sensing Chip Type (Related Data)
Overheat Sensing Chip Tight Tolerance Type (Reference Data)
Overheat Sensing Chip Type (Reference Data)
Overheat Sensing Chip Tight Tolerance Type Specifications and Test Methods
Overheat Sensing Chip Type Specifications and Test Methods
p70
p71
p74
p76
p79
14 Overheat Sensing Lead Type
Temperature Sensor Lead Type Specifications and Test Methods
p80
p84
!Caution/Notice
Chip Type PRG/PRF Series Package
Lead Type PTGL/PTF Series Package
p85
p97
p99
Please check the MURATA website (https://www.murata.com/)
if you cannot find a part number in this catalog.
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o Part Numbering
PTC Thermistors (POSISTOR) for Overcurrent Protection Chip Type
(Part Number)
PR
G 18
BB 470 M B1
RB
1
2 3
4
8
5
6
7
1Product ID
6Resistance Tolerance
Product ID
PR
PTC Thermistors Chip Type
2Series
±20%
7Individual Specifications
Code
Series
G
for Overcurrent Protection
Code
Individual Specifications
p1
Structure, others
8Packaging
Code
Dimensions (LxW)
EIA
Code
Packaging
03
0.60x0.30mm
0201
RA
Embossed Taping (4mm Pitch) (4000 pcs.)
15
1.00x0.50mm
0402
RB
Paper Taping (4mm Pitch) (4000 pcs.)
18
1.60x0.80mm
0603
RC
Paper Taping (2mm Pitch) (10000 pcs.)
21
2.00x1.25mm
0805
RK
Embossed Taping (4mm Pitch) (3000 pcs.)
RL
Paper Taping (2mm Pitch) (15000 pcs.)
4Temperature Characteristics
Code
Temperature Characteristics
AR
Curie Point 120°C
BB
Curie Point 100°C
BC
Curie Point 90°C
5Resistance
Expressed by three-digit alphanumerics. The unit is ohm (Ω). The
first and second figures are significant digits, and the third figure
expresses the number of zeros which follow the two figures. If
there is a decimal point, it is expressed by the capital letter "R." In
this case, all figures are significant digits.
2
Resistance Tolerance
M
Ex.
3Dimensions (LxW)
Ex.
Code
Code
Resistance
4R7
4.7Ω
470
47Ω
471
470Ω
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PTC Thermistors (POSISTOR) for Overheat Sensing Chip Type
(Part Number)
PR
F
1
2 3
18
BB 471 Q
B5
RB
4
7
8
5
6
1Product ID
5Resistance
Expressed by three figures. The unit is ohm (Ω). The first and
second figures are significant digits, and the third figure expresses
the number of zeros which follow the two figures.
Product ID
PR
PTC Thermistors Chip Type
2Series
Ex.
Code
Series
F
for Overheat Sensing
Code
Resistance
471
470Ω
6Resistance Tolerance
3Dimensions (LxW)
Code
Resistance Tolerance
Sensing Temp. Tolerance
Code
Dimensions (LxW)
EIA
Q
Special Tolerance
±5°C
15
1.00x0.50mm
0402
R
Special Tolerance
±3°C
18
1.60x0.80mm
0603
21
2.00x1.25mm
0805
7Individual Specifications
Ex.
Code
Individual Specifications
Bp
Structure, others
4Temperature Characteristics
Code
Temperature Characteristics
AS
Curie Point 130°C
AR
Curie Point 120°C
Code
Packaging
BA
Curie Point 110°C
RA
Embossed Taping (4mm Pitch) (4000 pcs.)
RB
Paper Taping (4mm Pitch) (4000 pcs.)
RC
Paper Taping (2mm Pitch) (10000 pcs.)
BB
Curie Point 100°C
BC
Curie Point 90°C
BD
Curie Point 80°C
BE
Curie Point 70°C
BF
Curie Point 60°C
BG
Curie Point 50°C
8Packaging
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PTC Thermistors (POSISTOR)
for Overcurrent Protection / for Inrush Current Suppression / for Overheat Sensing Lead Type
(Part Number)
PT
GL
07
AR
1
2
3
4
220 M 3P51 A0
5
6
7
8
5Resistance
1Product ID
Product ID
PT
PTC Thermistors
2Series
Expressed by three-digit alphanumerics. The unit is ohm (Ω). The
first and second figures are significant digits, and the third figure
expresses the number of zeros which follow the two figures. If
there is a decimal point, it is expressed by the capital letter "R." In
this case, all figures are significant digits.
Ex.
Code
Series
Code
Resistance
FL
for Overheat Sensing Lead Type
R22
0.22Ω
FM
for Overheat Sensing with Lug-terminal
2R2
2.2Ω
for Current Control (Over Current Protection ·
Inrush Current Suppression) Lead Type
220
22Ω
GL
6Resistance Tolerance
3Dimensions
Code
Resistance Tolerance
Code
Dimensions
H
±25%
04
Nominal Body Diameter 4mm Series
K
±10%
05
Nominal Body Diameter 5mm Series
M
±20%
07
Nominal Body Diameter 7mm Series
N
±30%
09
Nominal Body Diameter 9mm Series
Q
Special Tolerance
10
Nominal Body Diameter 10mm Series
12
Nominal Body Diameter 12mm Series
7Individual Specifications
13
Nominal Body Diameter 13mm Series
Ex.
14
Nominal Body Diameter 14mm Series
16
Nominal Body Diameter 16mm Series
18
Nominal Body Diameter 18mm Series
20
Nominal Body Diameter 20mm Series
4Temperature Characteristics
4
Code
Temperature Characteristics
AS
Curie Point 130°C
AR
Curie Point 120°C
BA
Curie Point 110°C
BB
Curie Point 100°C
BC
Curie Point 90°C
BD
Curie Point 80°C
BE
Curie Point 70°C
BF
Curie Point 60°C
BG
Curie Point 50°C
BH
Curie Point 40°C
Code
Individual Specifications
3P51
Lead Type, others
8Packaging
Code
Packaging
A*
Ammo Pack
B*
Bulk
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Basic Characteristics of POSISTOR
Basic Characteristics
POSISTOR has three main characteristics.
1. Resistance - Temperature Characteristics
Resistance - Temperature Characteristic
5
10
Resistance Change Ratio, R/R25°C
Although there is a negligible difference between the
normal and "Curie Point" temperature, POSISTOR
shows almost constant resistance-temperature
characteristics. Yet they have resistance-temperature
characteristics that cause resistance to sharply increase
when the temperature exceeds the Curie Point.
The Curie Point (C.P.) is defined as the temperature at
which the resistance value is twice the one at 25°C.
BD BC BB AR
4
10
3
10
2
10
10
1
0
50
100
150
C.P. (AR: 120°C)
Temperature (°C)
200
2. Current - Voltage Characteristics (Static Characteristic)
Current - Voltage Characteristic (Static Characteristic)
3
10
Ta=25°C
Current (mA)
This shows the relation between applied voltage when
voltage applied to POSISTOR causes balancing of inner
heating and outer thermal dissipation and stabilized
current. This has both a maximum point of current and
constant output power.
2
10
10
1
0.1
1
10
2
10
Voltage (V)
3. Current - Time Characteristics (Dynamic Characteristic)
Current - Time Characteristic (Dynamic Characteristic)
1.5
Current (A)
This shows the relation between current and time before
inner heating and outer thermal dissipation arrive at
equilibrium state. This features having large initial current
and abruptly continuous attenuating portion.
Ta=25°C
1.0
0.5
Time (sec.)
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Basic Characteristics of POSISTOR
Technical Terms
1. Protective Threshold Current
Load Curve of Circuit and Voltage - Current Characteristics
a Load curve in normal state
of POSISTOR
(normal current)
b Load curve in abnormal state
(abnormal current)
c Voltage-current characteristics
of POSISTOR
Vp
b
E
RL
I
Current (log)
The maximum current value is called the "Protective
Threshold Current" for Voltage vs. Current
characteristics (static).
When smaller than the protective threshold current
flows in POSISTOR, it reaches its stability (as shown in
figure on right) at the intersection (A) of the load curve
(a) and voltage-current characteristics of POSISTOR (c).
And POSISTOR works as a normal fixed resistor.
However, when larger than protective threshold current
flows, it stabilizes at the intersection (B) with the load
curve (b).
c
a
A
E - Vp
I =
RL
B
Voltage (log)
2. Protective Threshold Current Range
Protective Threshold Current Range
1000
800
Current (mA)
Protective threshold current varies depending on the
ambient temperature, resistance value, temperature
characteristics and shape. (see Figure on right) The
maximum value of trip current and the minimum value of
the hold current are in the range of ambient temperature
-10 to +60°C.
That is, when a current is smaller than the hold current,
POSISTOR works only as a fixed resistor. When larger
than the trip current flows, however, POSISTOR protects
the circuit from overload.
Trip Current
600
Protective Threshold Current
400
Hold Current
200
0
-20
0
20
40
60
Ambient Temperature (°C)
3. Operating Time
Operating Current
Current (A)
A period starting from the voltage input to the moment
current itself sharply attenuates is called "Operating
Time." Conventionally, operation time (t0) is determined
to be the period until inrush current (I0) decreases to a
level one half the original inrush current (I0/2).
I0
Operating Time
I0
2
t0
Time (sec.)
6
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Selection Guide
Please confirm the parameters according to the following questions.
The best selection is the product that matches three parameters.
o Confirmation Items
How much current flows in the
circuit at normal conditions?
What is the potential maximum
voltage applied to POSISTOR?
How much current flows in the
circuit at abnormal conditions?
o Example
Usual Current 200mA
Line Voltage 140V
Abnormal Current 580mA
o Selection Standards
Line
voltage
<
=
Maximum voltage
of POSISTOR
Usual
current
<
=
Hold current
of POSISTOR
Hold
Trip
Current at +60°C Current at -10°C
(mA)
(mA)
Abnormal
current
Max. Current
(A)
Resistance
(at 25°C)
(Ω)
550
1.2
230
0.5
148
292
1.5
140
192
380
140
227
447
PTGL13AR6R8M6C01B0
140
290
PTGL12AS4R7K6B51B0
140
310
Part Number
Max. Voltage
(V)
PTGL14AR100M6B72B0
125
220
PTGL07AR330M6A51B0
140
100
PTGL07AS150K6B51B0
140
PTGL09AS120K6B51B0
PTGL09AS7R6K6B51B0
>
=
Trip current of
POSISTOR
Body
Diameter (D)
(mm)
Thickness
(T)
(mm)
10 ±20%
15
5.5
33 ±20%
7.4
6
15 ±10%
7.3
4.5
2.0
12 ±10%
9.3
4.5
2.2
7.6 ±10%
9.3
4.5
670
1.0
6.8 ±20%
14.0
6.0
613
3.5
4.7 ±10%
11.5
4.5
PTGL09AS7R6K6B51B0 is the best selection in this case.
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Application Matrix
Series
Application
AV equipment
Information equipment
Communications equipment
Car electronics
Home electronics
Household equipment
Power supply
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Plasma TV
LCD TV
Projection TV
CATV
STB
Video camera
Digital camera
DVD recorder
Audio
Electric keyboard, Electronic music instrument
Digital mobile audio
MD/CD player
TV game
Portable game
Laptop
Desktop computer
Server
Printer
Scanner
LCD display
USB access device
HDD
CD/DVD-ROM/RAM
Copy machine
Electronic dictionary/databook
Electronic blackboard
Electronic automatic exchange
Transmission equipment
PBX
Cordless telephone
Fax machine
Modem
Cellular phone
Headset
Cellular phone base station
Intercom
Engine control ECU
Drive control ECU
Air bag
Anticollision radar
ABS/ESC
Instrument/display panel, Meter
Rechargeable battery for EV/HEV
Car air conditioner
HID/LED headlight, AFS
LED tail light
LED interior light
Retractable electric mirror
Door lock, trunk opener
Power seat
Shock absorber
VICS, ETC
Burglar alarm
Car navigation
Car audio
Refrigerator
Microwave, Oven
Electric rice-cooker
IH cooking device
Air conditioner
Fan heater
Cleaner
Clothes washer, cloth dryer
Ventilator
Hot-water pot
Illumination device
Massage chair, healthcare equipment
Hot water spray toilet seat
Electric power tool
Switching supply
Inverter power
AC adapter, battery charger
Overcurrent Protection
Chip type
Lead type
PRG
PTGL
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Chip type
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Application Notes
Inrush Current Limit for Power Supply
POSISTOR Lead type: PTGL series
1. Applications
POSISTOR is an integrated solution to work as both
current limit resistor and overcurrent fuse. It works as a
stable resistor in normal operation and protects itself
against overcurrent situations.
(1) High wattage power supply (flat display panels etc.)
(2) Power supply for fluorescent lights
(3) Other switching power supplies
Replacement idea for a resistor and fuse solution
POSISTOR
+
+
-
-
Load
Load
2. Benefits
(1) Protection against overcurrent situations
(2) Automatic reset from protective trip mode
(3) Space-saving
(4) Various characteristics to meet a suitable resistance
value
3. Recommended part numbers
Choose an appropriate part number based on the
resistance value required to the inrush current limit.
Review the maximum voltage.
Application
For high
wattage power
supply
For power supply
of electronic
fluorescent
ballasts
Part Number
Max.
Voltage
(V)
Resistance
(at 25 °C)
(Ω)
Body
Diameter
(mm)
Thickness
(mm)
Lead
Space
(mm)
Lead
Diameter
(mm)
More
Details
PTGL13AR100H8B72B0
10 ±25%
14.0
6.0
7.5
0.60
page 56
PTGL12AR150H8B72B0
15 ±25%
12.5
6.0
7.5
0.60
page 56
PTGL14AR180M9C01B0
18 ±20%
15.7
6.5
10.0
0.65
page 56
25 ±25%
10.0
6.0
5.0
0.60
page 55
PTGL09AR390M9C61B0
39 ±20%
10.0
6.5
6.5
0.65
page 55
PTGL07AR560M9A51B0
56 ±20%
8.2
6.5
5.0
0.60
page 55
PTGL07AR820M9A51B0
82 ±20%
8.2
6.5
5.0
0.60
page 55
PTGL07AS121M0N51B0
120 ±20%
7.8
6.0
5.0
0.50
page 65
180 ±20%
7.8
6.0
5.0
0.50
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PTGL09AR250H8B52B0
PTGL07AS181M0N51B0
265
280
Please ask for details.
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Application Notes
Overcurrent Protection for Communication Facility
POSISTOR Lead type: PTGL series
1. Applications
POSISTOR is an efficient device to protect a telephone
line interface (SLIC: Subscriber-Loop-Interface-Circuit)
against AC line contact.
(1) Landline telephones or FAX machines
(2) Telephone interface of STB, VoIP equipment
(3) Any other equipment of communication facility
having a phone line interface
Replacement idea for a current fuse.
Ring
Ring
POSISTOR
SLIC
SLIC
Tip
Tip
2. Benefits
(1) Automatic reset from protective trip up to 265V AC
line contact
(2) Compatible with the 600V over voltage test by
UL60950
(3) High resistance to the lighting surge (*A surge
absorber is still required to protect SLIC)
3. Recommended part numbers
Choose an appropriate part number based on the hold
current and on the resistance value required to the
operation current of SLIC.
Part Number
Hold Current
(at +60 °C)
(mA)
Trip Current
(at -10 °C)
(mA)
Resistance
(at +25 °C)
(Ω)
Body
Thickness
Diameter
(mm)
(mm)
Lead
Space
(mm)
Lead
Diameter
(mm)
More
Details
PTGL07BB220N0B52A0
250
0.5
90
300
22 ±30%
8.0
6.0
5.0
0.6
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PTGL09AR390N0B52A0
250
0.6
100
280
39 ±30%
10.0
6.0
5.0
0.6
page 55
PTGL09AR250H8B52B0
265
1.0
118
330
25 ±25%
10.0
6.0
5.0
0.6
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Max.
Max.
Voltage Current
(V)
(A)
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Application Notes
Current Limiter for LED
Chip POSISTOR: PRG series
1. Applications
POSISTOR is an effective current limit solution based on
LED's allowable current and temperature characteristics.
(1) LED lighting instruments
(2) LED backlight of flat displays
See below figures.
Higher brightness vs.
a fixed resistor
LED Current
Protected by
POSISTOR
IC
LED Current
IC
Allowable LED
Working Zone
Allowable LED
Working Zone
Ambient Temp.
Ambient Temp.
LED Driving Circuit
Current Limit by
a fixed resistor
LED Current
2. Benefits
(1) Higher LED brightness versus a fixed resistor. LED can
work in the smaller series resistance with POSISTOR
at normal operation temperature. The number of
LEDs is possibly reduced.
(2) LED lifetime may be extended due to the current
limiting function of the POSISTOR in cases of overheat
or overcurrent situation.
(3) Small 0805 package allows the POSISTOR to be
placed close to the LED. It offers accurate detection
of ambient temperature near LED and increases
flexibility of packaging.
3. Recommended part numbers
Choose an appropriate part number having max. voltage
and resistance value. Review the protective threshold
current range based on the operating current and
temperature of the LED.
Part Number
Max.
Voltage
(V)
Max.
Current
(A)
Hold Current
(at +60 °C)
(mA)
Trip Current
(at -10 °C)
(mA)
Resistance
(at +25 °C)
(Ω)
Curie Point
(°C) *
More
Details
PRG21BC0R6MM1RA
6
10
285
1100
0.6 ±20%
90
page 14
PRG21BC0R2MM1RA
6
10
500
2000
0.2 ±20%
90
page 14
PRG21BC1R0MM1RA
12
10
220
850
1.0 ±20%
90
page 14
PRG21BC2R2MM1RA
16
6.5
150
600
2.2 ±20%
90
page 14
PRG21BC3R3MM1RA
20
6.0
120
480
3.3 ±20%
90
page 14
PRG21BC6R8MM1RA
30
3.5
80
320
6.8 ±20%
90
page 14
PRG21BC4R7MM1RA
30
5.0
100
400
4.7 ±20%
90
page 14
*Curie Point means the temperature at which the resistance value reaches twice the resistance at 25°C.
Please ask for details.
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Application Notes
Overheat/Overcurrent Protection for High Brightness LED
Leaded POSISTOR: PTGL series & Chip POSISTOR: PRG series
1. Applications
POSISTOR is an effective solution to protect the LED against overheat and overcurrent situation.
(1) LED lighting instruments (Appliances, Automotive etc.)
a) Overcurrent
Resistance up !!
Heat up by
overcurrent !
b) Overheat
Resistance up !!
Heat up by
overheat situation !
2. Benefits
(1) Posistor installed in series with LED provides both
overheat and overcurrent protection
(2) No additional driver IC or software required
(3) Automatic reset from protective trip mode
(4) 0603 and 0805 SMD type available (smaller than
1/2W or 1W chip resistor)
3. Recommended part numbers
Choose an appropriate part number having max. voltage
and resistance value. Review the protective threshold
current range based on the operating current and
temperature of the LED.
Type
Max.
Voltage
(V)
Max.
Current
(A)
Hold Current
(at +60 °C)
(mA)
Trip Current
(at -10 °C)
(mA)
Resistance
(at +25 °C)
(Ω)
Curie Point
(°C) *
More
Details
6
10
285
1100
0.6 ±20%
90
page 14
PRG21BC0R2MM1RA
6
10
500
2000
0.2 ±20%
90
page 14
PRG21BC1R0MM1RA
12
10
220
850
1.0 ±20%
90
page 14
PRG21BC2R2MM1RA
16
9.0
150
600
2.2 ±20%
90
page 14
PRG21BC3R3MM1RA
20
7.5
120
480
3.3 ±20%
90
page 14
PRG21BC6R8MM1RA
30
5.5
80
320
6.8 ±20%
90
page 14
Part Number
PRG21BC0R6MM1RA
SMD
type
Lead
type
PRG21BC4R7MM1RA
30
8.0
100
400
4.7 ±20%
90
page 14
PTGL04AS100K2N51B0
30
1.5
122
240
10 ±10%
130
page 28
PTGL04AS100K2B51B0
30
2.0
167
330
10 ±10%
130
page 28
PTGL05AS3R9K2B51B0
30
3.5
269
530
3.9 ±10%
130
page 28
PTGL07AS2R7K2B51B0
30
4.5
336
663
2.7 ±10%
130
page 28
PTGL07AS1R8K2B51B0
30
5.0
420
829
1.8 ±10%
130
page 28
PTGL09AS1R2K2B51B0
30
6.0
556
1097
1.2 ±10%
130
page 28
PTGL12AS0R8K2B51B0
30
7.0
685
1352
0.8 ±10%
130
page 28
PTGL04AS100K3B51B0
51
1.0
168
332
10 ±10%
130
page 31
PTGL05AS6R8K3B51B0
51
1.5
197
388
6.8 ±10%
130
page 31
PTGL07AS3R3K3B51B0
51
3.0
307
606
3.3 ±10%
130
page 31
PTGL09AS2R2K3B51B0
51
4.0
412
814
2.2 ±10%
130
page 31
PTGL12AS1R2K3B51B0
51
5.0
592
1168
1.2 ±10%
130
page 31
PTGL07AR220M3P51B0
56
1.0
90
240
22 ±20%
120
page 47
PTGL07AR8R2M3P51B0
56
1.0
130
350
8.2 ±20%
120
page 47
PTGL09AR150M3B51B0
56
1.2
150
400
15 ±20%
120
page 47
PTGL10AR3R9M3P51B0
56
2.0
210
550
3.9 ±20%
120
page 47
PTGL09AR4R7M3B51B0
56
2.0
270
700
4.7 ±20%
120
page 47
PTGL10AR3R9M3B51B0
56
2.0
300
800
3.9 ±20%
120
page 47
PTGL14AR3R3M3B71B0
56
2.5
380
980
3.3 ±20%
120
page 47
* Curie Point means the temperature at which the resistance value reaches twice the resistance at 25°C.
Please ask for details.
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1
POSISTOR for Circuit Protection
Overcurrent Protection Chip Type
e
e
T
Overcurrent Protection device with resettable function
suitable for current limiting resistor.
This product is a chip type PTC thermistor for
overcurrent protection that is suitable for the
following.
· Countermeasure for short circuit testing
· Current limiting resistor
g
L
Part Number
PRG03_RL
PRG15_RC
PRG18_RB
PRG21_RA
PRG21_RK
Features
1. Rapid operation to protect the circuit in an
overcurrent condition abnormality such as a
short circuit.
By removing the overcurrent condition, these
products automatically return to the initial
condition and can be used repeatedly.
2. Suitable for countermeasure to short circuit test
in safety standard.
3. Stable resistance after operation due to ceramic
PTC.
4. Similar size is possible due to the large capacity
for electric power.
5. Possible to use these products as current
limiting resistors with overcurrent protection
functions
6. The SMD type's small size and light weight are
helpful in miniaturizing the circuit.
W
Dimensions (mm)
L
W
T
e
g
0.60±0.05 0.30±0.05 0.30±0.05 0.10 to 0.20 1.0±0.05 0.5±0.05 0.5±0.05 0.15 to 0.40 1.6±0.15 0.8±0.15 0.8±0.15 0.1 to 0.6 2.0±0.2 1.25±0.2 0.9±0.2 0.2 min. 0.5 min.
2.0±0.2 1.25±0.2 1.25±0.2 0.2 min. 0.5 min.
Chip Type 0201(0603) Size
Part Number
PRG03BC181QB6RL
Max.
Voltage
(V)
at +75°C
at +60°C
at +25°C
at +25°C
at -10°C
13
4
8
14
36
44
Hold Current (mA)
at -20°C
Max.
Current
(mA)
Resistance
(at +25°C)
(Ω)
46
93
180±40Ω
Trip Current (mA)
Maximum Current shows typical capacities of the transformer which can be used.
This series is applied to reflow soldering.
Chip Type 0402(1005) Size
Part Number
Max.
Voltage
(V)
at +85°C
at +60°C
at +25°C
at +25°C
at -10°C
at -20°C
Max.
Current
(mA)
Resistance
(at +25°C)
(Ω)
PRG15BC680MM1RC
30
10
17
26
52
65
69
600
68±20%
PRG15BC470MM1RC
30
12
20
32
62
78
82
800
47±20%
PRG15BC330MM1RC
30
15
25
38
73
92
97
1200
33 ±20%
PRG15BC220MM1RC
24
17
28
43
90
113
119
1400
22 ±20%
PRG15BC180MM1RC
24
19
31
47
98
125
132
1700
18 ±20%
PRG15BC4R7MM1RC
9
38
60
91
172
216
229
2500
4.7 ±20%
PRG15BC3R3MM1RC
9
45
71
110
205
260
273
3500
3.3 ±20%
PRG15BC2R2MM1RC
6
56
88
134
252
318
335
3500
2.2 ±20%
Hold Current (mA)
Trip Current (mA)
Maximum Current shows typical capacities of the transformer which can be used.
This series is applied to reflow soldering.
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Chip Type 0603(1608) Size
Part Number
Max.
Voltage
(V)
at +85°C
at +75°C
at +60°C
at +25°C
at +25°C
at -10°C
at -20°C
Max.
Current
(mA)
Resistance
(at +25°C)
(Ω)
PRG18BB471MB1RB
24
-
5
7
10
21
25
26
60
470 ±20%
PRG18BB221MB1RB
24
-
8
10
14
29
35
36
130
220 ±20%
PRG18BB101MB1RB
24
-
12
15
21
45
55
56
300
100 ±20%
PRG18BB470MB1RB
24
-
14
20
29
61
75
78
630
47 ±20%
PRG18BB330MB1RB
24
-
18
25
36
71
85
90
900
33 ±20%
PRG18BC220MM1RB
30
22
-
37
54
113
145
155
1800
22±20%
PRG18BC150MM1RB
30
27
-
45
64
135
180
190
2500
15±20%
PRG18BC100MM1RB
30
33
-
55
80
165
220
235
3800
10±20%
PRG18BC6R8MM1RB
20
45
-
80
120
260
320
335
3500
6.8 ±20%
PRG18BC4R7MM1RB
20
52
-
100
155
330
400
420
5000
4.7 ±20%
PRG18BC3R3MM1RB
16
65
-
120
180
400
480
500
6000
3.3 ±20%
PRG18BC2R2MM1RB
12
80
-
150
220
500
600
625
6500
2.2 ±20%
PRG18BC1R0MM1RB
6
120
-
220
330
740
850
880
7500
1.0 ±20%
Hold Current (mA)
Trip Current (mA)
Maximum Current shows typical capacities of the transformer which can be used.
This series is applied to reflow soldering.
This series is recognized by UL.
Chip Type 0805(2012) Size
Part Number
Max.
Voltage
(V)
at +85°C
at +60°C
at +25°C
at +25°C
at -10°C
at -20°C
Max.
Current
(mA)
Resistance
(at +25°C)
(Ω)
PRG21BC6R8MM1RK
32
PRG21BC4R7MM1RK
32
50
80
120
260
320
335
5800
6.8±20%
60
100
155
330
400
420
8500
PRG21BC6R8MM1RA
4.7±20%
30
50
80
120
260
320
335
5500
6.8 ±20%
PRG21BC4R7MM1RA
30
60
100
155
330
400
420
8000
4.7 ±20%
PRG21BC3R3MM1RK
30
75
120
180
400
480
500
11000
3.3±20%
PRG21BC2R2MM1RK
27
95
150
220
500
600
620
15000
2.2±20%
PRG21BB220MB1RK
20
-
30
44
91
110
-
1100
22 ±20%
PRG21BB150MB1RK
20
-
40
59
116
140
-
1600
15 ±20%
PRG21AR420MB1RA
20
-
40
54
100
120
-
590
42±20%
PRG21BC3R3MM1RA
20
75
120
180
400
480
500
7500
3.3 ±20%
PRG21BC1R5MM1RK
18
110
170
250
560
700
740
15000
1.5±20%
PRG21AR220MB1RK
16
-
60
75
195
225
-
900
22±20%
PRG21BC2R2MM1RA
16
95
150
220
500
600
620
9000
2.2 ±20%
PRG21BC1R0MM1RK
16
138
220
330
740
850
880
20000
1.0±20%
PRG21BC0R8MM1RK
14
150
230
340
760
940
990
21000
0.8±20%
PRG21BC0R6MM1RK
13.2
180
285
420
920
1100
1160
27000
0.6±20%
PRG21BC1R0MM1RA
12
138
220
330
740
850
880
10000
1.0 ±20%
PRG21BC0R4MM1RK
12
210
330
480
1080
1350
1420
37000
0.4±20%
PRG21BC0R6MM1RA
6
180
285
420
920
1100
1160
10000
0.6 ±20%
PRG21BC0R2MM1RA
6
315
500
750
1620
2000
2100
10000
0.2 ±20%
Hold Current (mA)
Trip Current (mA)
Maximum Current shows typical capacities of the transformer which can be used.
This series is applied to reflow soldering.
This series is recognized by UL.
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Standard Land Pattern Dimensions
1
Solder resist
Land
c
Chip
b
Part Number
PRG03
PRG15
PRG18
PRG21
Soldering
Methods
Reflow Soldering
Reflow Soldering
Reflow Soldering
Reflow Soldering
a
(in mm)
Dimensions (mm)
a
b
c
Chip (LxW)
0.25
0.3
0.3
0.6x0.3
0.5 0.4-0.5 0.5
1.0x0.5
1.6x0.8 0.6-0.8 0.6-0.7 0.6-0.8
2.0x1.25 1.0-1.2 0.5-0.7 1.0-1.2
Protective Threshold Current Range
PRG03BC181QB6RL
PRG15BC680MM1RC
80
50
45
70
40
Trip Current
60
Trip Current
Current (mA)
Current (mA)
35
30
25
Protective Threshold Current
20
50
40
Protective Threshold Current
30
15
20
Hold Current
10
Hold Current
10
5
0
-20
-10
0
10
20
30
40
50
Ambient Temperature (°C)
60
70
0
-20
80
-10
0
PRG15BC470MM1RC
110
90
100
90
80
Trip Current
Current (mA)
Current (mA)
60
50
Protective Threshold Current
40
30
80
70
80
70
80
70
60
Protective Threshold Current
50
40
30
20
Hold Current
20
Hold Current
10
10
-10
0
10
20
30
40
50
Ambient Temperature (°C)
60
70
0
-20
80
-10
0
PRG15BC220MM1RC
10
20
30
40
50
Ambient Temperature (°C)
60
PRG15BC180MM1RC
160
140
140
120
Trip Current
120
100
Trip Current
Current (mA)
Current (mA)
70
Trip Current
80
70
80
Protective Threshold Current
60
40
100
80
Protective Threshold Current
60
40
Hold Current
Hold Current
20
0
-20
60
PRG15BC330MM1RC
100
0
-20
10
20
30
40
50
Ambient Temperature (°C)
20
-10
0
10
20
30
40
50
Ambient Temperature (°C)
60
70
80
0
-20
-10
0
10
20
30
40
50
Ambient Temperature (°C)
60
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1
Protective Threshold Current Range
PRG15BC4R7MM1RC
PRG15BC3R3MM1RC
250
300
250
200
Trip Current
Current (mA)
Current (mA)
Trip Current
150
Protective Threshold Current
100
200
Protective Threshold Current
150
100
Hold Current
Hold Current
50
0
-20
50
-10
0
10
20
30
40
50
Ambient Temperature (°C)
60
70
0
-20
80
-10
0
PRG15BC2R2MM1RC
10
20
30
40
Ambient Temperature (°C)
30
Trip Current
Trip Current
25
250
200
Current (mA)
Current (mA)
300
Protective Threshold Current
150
20
Protective Threshold Current
15
10
100
Hold Current
Hold Current
5
50
-10
0
10
20
30
40
50
Ambient Temperature (°C)
60
70
0
-20
80
-10
0
PRG18BB221MB1RB
10
20
30
40
50
Ambient Temperature (°C)
60
70
60
70
60
70
PRG18BB101MB1RB
70
50
45
60
40
Trip Current
Trip Current
50
Current (mA)
35
Current (mA)
70
PRG18BB471MB1RB
350
30
25
Protective Threshold Current
20
15
40
Protective Threshold Current
30
20
Hold Current
Hold Current
10
10
5
0
-20
60
35
400
0
-20
50
-10
0
10
20
30
40
50
Ambient Temperature (°C)
60
0
-20
70
-10
0
PRG18BB470MB1RB
10
20
30
40
50
Ambient Temperature (°C)
PRG18BB330MB1RB
100
100
90
90
Trip Current
80
80
Trip Current
70
Current (mA)
Current (mA)
70
60
50
Protective Threshold Current
40
Protective Threshold Current
50
40
30
30
Hold Current
Hold Current
20
20
10
10
0
-20
60
-10
0
10
20
30
40
50
Ambient Temperature (°C)
60
70
0
-20
-10
0
10
20
30
40
50
Ambient Temperature (°C)
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Protective Threshold Current Range
PRG18BC220MM1RB
180
200
160
180
140
160
Trip Current
140
Current (mA)
Current (mA)
Trip Current
120
100
80
Protective Threshold Current
60
120
100
Protective Threshold Current
80
60
40
40
Hold Current
Hold Current
20
0
-20
1
PRG18BC150MM1RB
20
-10
0
10
20
30
40
50
Ambient Temperature (°C)
60
70
0
-20
80
-10
0
PRG18BC100MM1RB
10
20
30
40
50
Ambient Temperature (°C)
60
70
80
70
80
70
80
70
80
PRG18/21BC6R8M Type
250
400
350
Trip Current
Trip Current
200
Current (mA)
Current (mA)
300
150
Protective Threshold Current
100
250
200
Protective Threshold Current
150
100
Hold Current
50
Hold Current
0
-20
-10
0
50
10
20
30
40
50
Ambient Temperature (°C)
60
70
0
-20
80
-10
0
PRG18/21BC4R7M Type
10
20
30
40
50
Ambient Temperature (°C)
60
PRG18/21BC3R3M Type
450
600
400
500
Trip Current
Trip Current
300
Current (mA)
Current (mA)
350
250
Protective Threshold Current
200
150
400
300
Protective Threshold Current
200
100
Hold Current
Hold Current
100
50
0
-20
-10
0
10
20
30
40
50
Ambient Temperature (°C)
60
70
0
-20
80
-10
0
PRG18/21BC2R2M Type
PRG18/21BC1R0M Type
900
600
Trip Current
Trip Current
800
500
700
Current (mA)
Current (mA)
60
1000
700
400
Protective Threshold Current
300
600
500
Protective Threshold Current
400
300
200
Hold Current
200
100
0
-20
10
20
30
40
50
Ambient Temperature (°C)
Hold Current
100
-10
0
10
20
30
40
50
Ambient Temperature (°C)
60
70
80
0
-20
-10
0
10
20
30
40
50
Ambient Temperature (°C)
60
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Protective Threshold Current Range
PRG21BB220MB1RK
140
130
120
110
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
-10
PRG21BB150MB1RK
Trip Current
Current (mA)
Current (mA)
1
Protective Threshold Current
Hold Current
0
10
20
30
40
Ambient Temperature (°C)
50
60
150
140
130
120
110
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
-10
Trip Current
Protective Threshold Current
Hold Current
0
10
20
30
40
Ambient Temperature (°C)
PRG21AR420MB1RA
800
700
120
Trip Current
Trip Current
600
Current (mA)
Current (mA)
100
Protective Threshold Current
80
60
40
500
400
Protective Threshold Current
300
200
Hold Current
Hold Current
20
100
0
-10
0
10
20
30
40
Ambient Temperature (°C)
50
0
-20
60
-10
0
PRG21AR220MB1RK
10
20
30
40
50
Ambient Temperature (°C)
70
80
PRG21BC0R8MM1RK
1000
250
Trip Current
Trip Current
200
Current (mA)
Current (mA)
60
1200
300
150
Protective Threshold Current
800
600
Protective Threshold Current
400
100
Hold Current
50
0
-10
0
Hold Current
200
10
20
30
40
Ambient Temperature (°C)
50
0
-20
60
-10
0
10
20
30
40
50
Ambient Temperature (°C)
60
70
80
PRG21BC0R4MM1RK
PRG21BC0R6M Type
1600
1400
1400
1200
Trip Current
1200
1000
Trip Current
Current (mA)
Current (mA)
60
PRG21BC1R5MM1RK
140
800
Protective Threshold Current
600
400
1000
800
Protective Threshold Current
600
400
Hold Current
Hold Current
200
0
-20
50
200
-10
0
10
20
30
40
50
Ambient Temperature (°C)
60
70
80
0
-20
-10
0
10
20
30
40
50
Ambient Temperature (°C)
60
70
80
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Protective Threshold Current Range
1
PRG21BC0R2MM1RA
2500
2000
Current (mA)
Trip Current
1500
Protective Threshold Current
1000
500
Hold Current
0
-20
-10
0
10
20
30
40
50
Ambient Temperature (°C)
60
70
80
Operating Time (Typical Curve)
PRG03BC181QB6RL
PRG15BC680MM1RC
1
-10°C
+25°C Ambient
+60°C
Temp.
-20°C
+25°C Ambient
+60°C
Temp.
Operating Time (sec.)
Operating Time (sec.)
0.100
0.010
0.001
10
100
Overcurrent (mA)
0.1
0.01
0.001
10
1000
PRG15BC470MM1RC
1
-10°C Ambient
+25°C Temp.
+60°C
Operating Time (sec.)
Operating Time (sec.)
-10°C
+25°C Ambient
+60°C
Temp.
0.1
0.01
100
Overcurrent (mA)
0.1
0.01
0.001
10
1000
PRG15BC220MM1RC
100
Overcurrent (mA)
1
-10°C Ambient
+25°C Temp.
+60°C
Operating Time (sec.)
-10°C Ambient
+25°C Temp.
+60°C
Operating Time (sec.)
1000
PRG15BC180MM1RC
1
0.1
0.01
0.001
10
1000
PRG15BC330MM1RC
1
0.001
10
100
Overcurrent (mA)
100
Overcurrent (mA)
1000
0.1
0.01
0.001
10
100
Overcurrent (mA)
1000
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1
Operating Time (Typical Curve)
PRG15BC4R7MM1RC
PRG15BC3R3MM1RC
1
-10°C
+25°C Ambient
+60°C
Temp.
0.1
Operating Time (sec.)
Operating Time (sec.)
0.1
1
0.01
0.001
0.0001
100
0.01
0.001
1000
Current (mA)
0.0001
100
10000
PRG15BC2R2MM1RC
10000
10
-10°C
+25°C Ambient
+60°C
Temp.
-10°C Ambient
+25°C Temp.
+60°C
Operating Time (sec.)
Operating Time (sec.)
1000
Current (mA)
PRG18BB471MB1RB
1
0.1
-10°C
+25°C Ambient
+60°C
Temp.
0.01
1
0.1
0.001
0.0001
100
1000
Overcurrent (mA)
0.01
10
10000
PRG18BB221MB1RB
PRG18BB101MB1RB
10
10
-10°C
+25°C Ambient
+60°C
Temp.
Operating Time (sec.)
Operating Time (sec.)
-10°C
+25°C Ambient
+60°C
Temp.
1
0.1
0.01
10
1000
Overcurrent (mA)
100
Overcurrent (mA)
1
0.1
0.01
10
1000
PRG18BB470MB1RB
100
Overcurrent (mA)
PRG18BB330MB1RB
10
10
-10°C
+25°C Ambient
+60°C
Temp.
-10°C
+25°C Ambient
+60°C
Temp.
1
Operating Time (sec.)
Operating Time (sec.)
1
0.1
0.01
0.001
10
1000
0.1
0.01
100
Overcurrent (mA)
1000
0.001
10
100
Overcurrent (mA)
1000
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Operating Time (Typical Curve)
PRG18BC220MM1RB
10
10
-10°C
+25°C Ambient
+60°C
Temp.
Operating Time (sec.)
Operating Time (sec.)
-10°C
+25°C Ambient
+60°C
Temp.
1
0.1
0.01
10
100
Overcurrent (mA)
1000
1
0.1
0.01
10
PRG18BC100MM1RB
-10°C
Ambient +25°C
Temp. +60°C
Operating Time (sec.)
Operating Time (sec.)
1
100
Overcurrent (mA)
1
0.1
10
1000
PRG18BC4R7MM1RB
-10°C
+25°C Ambient
+60°C
Temp.
Operating Time (sec.)
Operating Time (sec.)
1000
10
-10°C
+25°C Ambient
+60°C
Temp.
1
100
1000
Overcurrent (mA)
1
0.1
10
10000
PRG18BC2R2MM1RB
100
1000
Overcurrent (mA)
10000
PRG18BC1R0MM1RB
10
10
-10°C
+25°C Ambient
+60°C
Temp.
Operating Time (sec.)
-10°C
+25°C Ambient
+60°C
Temp.
Operating Time (sec.)
100
Overcurrent (mA)
PRG18BC3R3MM1RB
10
1
0.1
10
1000
10
-10°C
+25°C Ambient
+60°C
Temp.
0.1
10
100
Overcurrent (mA)
PRG18BC6R8MM1RB
10
0.1
10
1
PRG18BC150MM1RB
100
1000
Overcurrent (mA)
10000
1
0.1
10
100
1000
Overcurrent (mA)
10000
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1
Operating Time (Typical Curve)
PRG21BC6R8MM1RK
PRG21BC4R7MM1RK
10
10
-10°C
+25°C Ambient
+60°C
Temp.
Operating Time (sec.)
Operating Time (sec.)
-10°C
+25°C Ambient
+60°C
Temp.
1
0.1
0.01
100
1000
Overcurrent (mA)
10000
1
0.1
0.01
100
PRG21BC6R8MM1RA
10
-10°C
+25°C Ambient
+60°C
Temp.
Operating Time (sec.)
Operating Time (sec.)
-10°C
+25°C Ambient
+60°C
Temp.
1
0.1
1000
Overcurrent (mA)
10000
1
0.1
0.01
100
PRG21BC3R3MM1RK
1000
Overcurrent (mA)
10
-10°C
+25°C Ambient
+60°C
Temp.
Operating Time (sec.)
Operating Time (sec.)
-10°C
+25°C Ambient
+60°C
Temp.
1
0.1
1000
Overcurrent (mA)
10000
1
0.1
0.01
100
PRG21BB220MB1RK
10000
10
-10°C
Ambient +25°C
Temp. +60°C
Operating Time (sec.)
-10°C
+25°C Ambient
+60°C
Temp.
Operating Time (sec.)
1000
Overcurrent (mA)
PRG21BB150MB1RK
10
1
0.1
0.01
10
10000
PRG21BC2R2MM1RK
10
0.01
100
10000
PRG21BC4R7MM1RA
10
0.01
100
1000
Overcurrent (mA)
100
Overcurrent (mA)
1000
1
0.1
0.01
10
100
Overcurrent (mA)
1000
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Operating Time (Typical Curve)
PRG21AR420MB1RA
10
10
-10°C
+25°C Ambient
+60°C
Temp.
Operating Time (sec.)
Operating Time (sec.)
-10°C
+25°C Ambient
+60°C
Temp.
1
0.1
0.01
10
100
Overcurrent (mA)
1000
1
0.1
0.01
100
PRG21BC1R5MM1RK
1000
Overcurrent (mA)
10
-10°C
+25°C Ambient
+60°C
Temp.
Operating Time (sec.)
Operating Time (sec.)
-10°C
+25°C Ambient
+60°C
Temp.
1
0.1
1000
Overcurrent (mA)
10000
1
0.1
0.01
10
PRG21BC2R2MM1RA
Operating Time (sec.)
-10°C
+25°C Ambient
+60°C
Temp.
1
0.1
1000
Overcurrent (mA)
10000
1
0.1
0.01
100
PRG21BC0R8MM1RK
1000
Overcurrent (mA)
10
-10°C
+25°C Ambient
+60°C
Temp.
Operating Time (sec.)
-10°C
+25°C Ambient
+60°C
Temp.
Operating Time (sec.)
10000
PRG21BC0R6MM1RK
10
1
0.1
0.01
100
1000
10
-10°C
+25°C Ambient
+60°C
Temp.
Operating Time (sec.)
100
Overcurrent (mA)
PRG21BC1R0MM1RK
10
0.01
100
10000
PRG21AR220MB1RK
10
0.01
100
1
PRG21BC3R3MM1RA
1000
Overcurrent (mA)
10000
1
0.1
0.01
100
1000
Overcurrent (mA)
10000
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1
Operating Time (Typical Curve)
PRG21BC1R0MM1RA
PRG21BC0R4MM1RK
10
10
-10°C
+25°C Ambient
+60°C
Temp.
Operating Time (sec.)
Operating Time (sec.)
-10°C
+25°C Ambient
+60°C
Temp.
1
0.1
0.01
100
1000
Overcurrent (mA)
10000
1
0.1
0.01
100
PRG21BC0R6MM1RA
1000
Overcurrent (mA)
PRG21BC0R2MM1RA
10
10
24
-10°C
+25°C Ambient
+60°C
Temp.
Operating Time (sec.)
Operating Time (sec.)
-10°C
+25°C Ambient
+60°C
Temp.
1
0.1
0.01
100
10000
1000
Overcurrent (mA)
10000
1
0.1
0.01
100
1000
Overcurrent (mA)
10000
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Chip Type Specifications and Test Methods
1
PRG03/PRG15 Series
No.
1
2
3
Item
Operating Temp. Range
Resistance Value at 25°C
Withstanding Voltage
Rating Value
Method of Examination
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It is measured by below flow.
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|J2-0 %#|&01@',0--+2#+.#0 230#
3) Measured by four-terminal method
with less than 1mA (DC0.1V).
Without damage
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rated value.)
4
Vibration
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F..# 0 ,!#B-"#$#!21-0 ,-0+ *'2'#1
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5
Solderability
Wetting of soldering area:
=
#$#0#,!#12 ," 0"B
zzQ|QH|zz~J
F-*"#0B,Q}@z%Qz@3
F-*"#02#+.@B|~
F
++#01'-,2'+#B}z@}1#!@
6
Resistance to Soldering Heat
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zzQ|QH|zz~J
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F#12 - 0"B 0 11Q .-672#12 - 0"H
Q~J5'2&-3012 ," 0"
land size *2
7
High Temperature Storage
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zzQ|Q|H|zzJ
F-*"#0#"2-?|
F z}B|A {B|
F{zzz~GQz&01@
Low Temperature Storage
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zzQ|Q{H|zzJ
F-*"#0#"2-?|
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F{zzz~GQz&01@
8
9
Damp Heat, Steady State
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zzQ|QH{J
F-*"#0#"2-?|
Fz|Az
Fzz|~GQz&01@
#$#0#,!#12 ," 0"B
zzQ|Q{~H|zzJ
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F-*"#0#"2-?|
F0 ,1.-022'+#B{z1#!@
F#12!-,"'2'-,B## #*-52 *#
10 Thermal Shock *3
Step
1
2
Condition (°C)
-20±3
z}B|
{B|
Time (min.)
30
30
F#12!7!*#B!7!*#1
#$#0#,!#12 ," 0"B
zzQ|Q|H|zzJ
F-*"#0#"2-?|
F z}B|A {B|
F..*'#"4-*2 %#B## #*-52 *#
11 High Temperature Load
Step
1
2
Voltage
6@4-*2 %#
Time
1.5hrs.
0.5hrs.
Fzz|~GQz&01@
*1: The resistance value after the test is measured by 4-terminal method with less than 10mA (DC0.1V), after storage in 25±2°C for 2hrs.
*2: Above mentioned soldering is done following condition at our side.
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25
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Chip Type Specifications and Test Methods
PRG18BB/21BB/21AR Series
No.
Item
Rating Value
Metheod of Examination
1
Operating Temp.
PRG18BB: -20 to 75°C, PRG21BB/AR: -10 to 60°C
Temperature range with maximum voltage applied to PTC.
2
Resistance Value at 25°C
Within the specified range
After applying maximum operating voltage for 3min. and
leaving for 2hrs. in 25°C, measured by applying voltage less
than DC1.5V. (by a direct current less than 10mA)
3
Withstanding Voltage
Without damage
We apply 120% of the maximum operating voltage to PTC by
raising gradually for 180±5sec. at 25°C. (A protective resistor
is to be connected in series, and the inrush current through PTC
must be limited below maximum rated value.)
4
Adhesive Strength
There is no sign of exfoliation on electrode.
Reference standard: IEC 60068-2-21 (2006)
· Soldered PTC to PCB (**)
· Force: 5.0N
· Test time: 10±1sec.
5
Vibration
· Appearance: No defects or abnormalities
· Resistance (R25) change: Less than ±20% (*)
Reference standard: IEC 60068-2-6 (2007)
· Soldered PTC to PCB (**)
· Frequency range: 10 to 55Hz
· Amplitude: 1.5mm
· Sweep rate: 1 octave/min.
· Direction: X-Y-Z (3 direction)
· Test time: 6hrs. (2hrs. for each axis)
6
Solderability
Wetting of soldering area: >
= 75%
Reference standard: IEC 60068-2-58 (2004)
· Solder: Sn-3.0Ag-0.5Cu
· Solder temp.: 245±5°C
· Immersion time: 3±0.3sec.
· Appearance: No defects or abnormalities
· Resistance (R25) change: Less than ±20% (*)
Reference standard: IEC 60068-2-58 (2004)
[Reflow method]
· Solder: Sn-3.0Ag-0.5Cu
· Preheat: +150 to +180°C, 120+/-5sec.
· Peak temp: 260+/-5°C
· Soldering time: >
= 220°C, 60 to 90sec.
· Reflow cycle: 1 time
· Test board: Grass-Epoxy test board (FR-4)
with our standard land size
7
Resistance to Soldering Heat
8
High Temperature Storage
Reference standard: IEC 60068-2-2 (2007)
· Soldered PTC to PCB (**)
· PRG18BB: +75±2°C, PRG21BB/AR: +60±2°C
· 1000+48/-0 hrs.
Low Temperature Storage
Reference standard: IEC 60068-2-1 (2007)
· Soldered PTC to PCB (**)
· PRG18BB: -20±3°C, PRG21BB/AR: -10±3°C
· 1000+48/-0hrs.
9
Reference standard: IEC 60068-2-67 (1995)
· Soldered PTC to PCB (**)
· +40±2°C, 90±5%RH
· 500+24/-0hrs.
10 Damp Heat, Steady State
· Appearance: No defects or abnormalities
· Resistance (R25) change: Less than ±20% (*)
11 Thermal Shock
Reference standard: IEC 60068-2-14 (2009)
[ Test Na ]
· Soldered PTC to PCB (**)
· Transport time:
= 75%
Reference standard: IEC 60068-2-58 (2004)
· Solder: Sn-3.0Ag-0.5Cu
· Solder temp.: 245±5°C
· Immersion time: 3±0.3sec.
· Appearance: No defects or abnormalities
· Resistance (R25) change: Less than ±20% (*)
Reference standard: IEC 60068-2-58 (2004)
[Reflow method]
· Solder: Sn-3.0Ag-0.5Cu
· Preheat: +150 to +180°C, 120+/-5sec.
· Peak temp: 260+/-5°C
· Soldering time: >
= 220°C, 60 to 90sec.
· Reflow cycle: 1 time
· Test board: Grass-Epoxy test board (FR-4)
with our standard land size
7
Resistance to Soldering Heat
8
High Temperature Storage
Reference standard: IEC 60068-2-2 (2007)
· Soldered PTC to PCB (**)
· +85±2°C
· 1000+48/-0hrs.
Low Temperature Storage
Reference standard: IEC 60068-2-1 (2007)
· Soldered PTC to PCB (**)
· -20±3°C
· 1000+48/-0hrs.
9
Reference standard: IEC 60068-2-67 (1995)
· Soldered PTC to PCB (**)
· +60±2°C, 90±5%RH
· 500+24/-0hrs.
10 Damp Heat, Steady State
· Appearance: No defects or abnormalities
· Resistance (R25) change: Less than ±20% (*)
11 Thermal Shock
Reference standard: IEC 60068-2-14 (2009)
[ Test Na ]
· Soldered PTC to PCB (**)
· Transport time:
= 220°C)
Peak Temp.
Reflow Cycle
Limit Profile
150 to 180°C, 90±30sec.
30 to 60sec.
90sec.
250°C
260°C
Max. 2 times
Max. 2 times
(3) There may be a risk of unexpected failures
(tombstone, insufficient solder-wetting, etc.) in the
mounting process, caused by the mounting conditions.
Please make sure that this product is correctly
mounted under specified mounting conditions.
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!Caution/Notice
Notice (Soldering and Mounting) PRG18/21 Series
1. Solder and Flux
(1) Solder Paste
Use solder paste Sn:Pb=63:37wt%.
For your reference, we are using
63Sn/37Pb RMA9086 90-3-M18,
manufactured by Alpha Metals Japan Ltd.
96.5Sn/3.0Ag/0.5Cu M705-GRN360-K2-V,
manufactured by Senju Metal Industry Co., LTD for any
internal tests of this product.
(2) Flux
Use rosin type flux in the soldering process.
If the flux below is used, some problems might be
caused in the product characteristics and reliability.
Please do not use these types of flux.
F20-,% !'"'!r36H5'2&& *'"#!-,2#,2#6!##"',%
0.2wt%).
F 2#0Q1-*3 *#r36
(*Water-soluble flux can be defined as non-rosin type
flux including wash-type flux and non-wash-type flux.)
2. Cleaning Conditions
To remove the flux after soldering, observe the following
points in order to avoid deterioration of the characteristics
or any change to the external electrodes' quality.
Solvent
Dipping Cleaning
Ultrasonic Cleaning
Drying
2-propanol
Less than 5min.
at room temp.
or
Less than 2min.
at 40˚C max.
Less than 1min.
20W/L Frequency
of several 10kHz
to 100kHz.
After cleaning,
promptly dry
this product.
A sufficient cleaning should be applied to remove flux completely.
3. Soldering Conditions
In your mounting process, observe the following points in
order to avoid deterioration of the characteristics or
destruction of this product. The mounting quality of this
product may also be affected by the mounting conditions,
shown in the points below.
This product is for reflow soldering only. Flow soldering
should not be allowed.
(1) Printing Conditions of Solder Paste
(a) Standard thickness of solder paste printing should
be from 0.15 to 0.20 mm.
(b) After soldering, the solder fillet should be a height
from 0.2 mm to the thickness of this product (see the
figure at right).
(c) Too much solder result in excessive mechanical
stress to this product. Such stress may cause
cracking or other mechanical damage. Also, it can
destroy the electrical performance of this product.
E
T
Electrode
Solder
Solder
0.2mm <
=T<
=E
Continued on the following page.
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!Caution/Notice
Continued from the preceding page.
(3) Standard Temperature Profile for Soldering
(a) Insufficient preheating may cause a crack on the
ceramic body. The difference between preheating
temperature and maximum temperature in the
profile should be 100°C.
(b) Rapid cooling by dipping in solvent or by other
means is not recommended.
Allowable Reflow Soldering Temp. and Time
270
Temperature (°C)
260
250
240
230
220
210
200
0
10
20
30
40
Time (sec.)
50
60
Reflow Soldering Conditions
Preheating (in air)
Temperature (°C)
(2) Allowable Soldering Temperature and Time
(a) Solder within the temperature and time
combinations, indicated by the slanted lines in the
graphs at right.
(b) Excessive soldering conditions may cause
dissolution of metallization or deterioration of
solder-wetting on the external electrode.
(c) In the case of repeated soldering, the accumulated
soldering time should be within the range shown at
right. (For example, Reflow peak temperature: 260°C,
twice –> The accumulated soldering time at 260°C is
within 15sec.)
Soldering
Gradual cooling
(in air)
240°C
200
100
0
1 to 2min.
*20sec.
Preheating: 150±10°C, 1 to 2min.
Soldering: 240°C, 20sec.
* In the case of repeated soldering, the accumulated soldering
time should be within the range shown in "(2) Allowable
Soldering Temperature and Time."
(4) There may be a risk of unexpected failures
(tombstone, insufficient solder-wetting, etc.) in the
mounting process, caused by the mounting conditions.
Please make sure that this product is correctly
mounted under the specified mounting conditions.
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!Caution/Notice
Notice (Soldering and Mounting) PRF15_102R Series
1. Solder and Flux
(1) Solder Paste
Use solder paste Sn:Pb=63:37wt%.
For your reference, we are using
63Sn/37Pb RMA9086 90-3-M18,
manufactured by Alpha Metals Japan Ltd.
96.5Sn/3.0Ag/0.5Cu M705-GRN360-K2-V,
manufactured by Senju Metal Industry Co., LTD for any
Internal tests of this product.
(2) Flux
Use rosin type flux in soldering process.
If below flux is used, some problems might be caused in
the product characteristics and reliability.
Please do not use below flux.
F20-,% !'"'!r36H5'2&& *'"#!-,2#,2#6!##"',%
0.2wt%).
F 2#0Q1-*3 *#r36
(*Water-soluble flux can be defined as non rosin type
flux including wash-type flux and non-wash-type flux.)
2. Cleaning Conditions and Drying
To remove the flux after soldering, observe the following
points in order to avoid deterioration of the characteristics
or any change to the external electrodes quality.
(1) Cleaning Conditions
Solvent
Dipping Cleaning
Ultrasonic Cleaning
2-propanol
Less than 5min.
at room temp.
or
Less than 2min.
at 40˚C max.
Less than 1min.
20W/L Frequency
of several 10kHz
to 100kHz.
A sufficient cleaning should be applied to remove flux completely.
(2) Drying
After cleaning, promptly dry this product.
3. Soldering Conditions
In your mounting process, observe the following points in
order to avoid deterioration of the characteristics or
destruction of this product. The mounting quality of this
product may also be affected by the mounting conditions,
shown in the points below.
This product is for reflow soldering only. Flow soldering
should not be allowed.
(1) Printing Conditions of Solder Paste
(a) Standard thickness of solder paste printing should
be from 0.10 to 0.15 mm.
(b) After soldering, the solder fillet should be a height
from 0.15 mm to the thickness of this product (see
the figure at right).
(c) Too much solder gives too strong mechanical stress
to this product. Such stress may cause cracking or
other mechanical damage. Also, it can destroy the
electrical performance of this product.
E
T
Electrode
Solder
Solder
0.15mm <
=T<
=E
Continued on the following page.
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!Caution/Notice
Continued from the preceding page.
(2) Reflow soldering conditions
The following figure and table show our recommended
reflow profile.
(a) Insufficient preheating may cause a crack on
ceramic body. The temperature difference between
preheat and peak should be control within 100°C to
prevent this.
(b) The excessive soldering conditions may cause
dissolution of metallization or deterioration of
solder-wetting on the external electrode.
(c) Rapid cooling by dipping in solvent or by other
means is not recommended.
(d) Please evaluate it on your condition if you will do
mounting using not applying condition to the
above-mentioned.
Temp. (°C)
270°C
250°C
220°C
Limit Profile
180°C
150°C
Standard Profile
90±30sec.
Time (sec.)
30 to 60sec.
90sec.
Standard Profile
Preheat
Soldering Time (>
= 220°C)
Peak Temp.
Reflow Cycle
Limit Profile
150 to 180°C, 90±30sec.
30 to 60sec.
90sec.
250°C
270°C
Max. 2 times
Max. 2 times
(3) There may be a risk of unexpected failures
(tombstone, insufficient solder-wetting, etc.) in the
mounting process, caused by the mounting conditions.
Please make sure that this product is correctly
mounted under specified mounting conditions.
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!Caution/Notice
Notice (Soldering and Mounting) PRF15_103R Series
1. Solder and Flux
(1) Solder Paste
Use solder paste Sn:Pb=63:37wt%.
For your reference, we are using
63Sn/37Pb RMA9086 90-3-M18,
manufactured by Alpha Metals Japan Ltd.
96.5Sn/3.0Ag/0.5Cu M705-GRN360-K2-V,
manufactured by Senju Metal Industry Co., LTD for any
Internal tests of this product.
(2) Flux
Use rosin type flux in soldering process.
If below flux is used, some problems might be caused in
the product characteristics and reliability.
Please do not use below flux.
F20-,% !'"'!r36H5'2&& *'"#!-,2#,2#6!##"',%
0.2wt%).
F 2#0Q1-*3 *#r36
(*Water-soluble flux can be defined as non rosin type
flux including wash-type flux and non-wash-type flux.)
2. Cleaning Conditions and Drying
To remove the flux after soldering, observe the following
points in order to avoid deterioration of the characteristics
or any change to the external electrodes quality.
(1) Cleaning Conditions
Solvent
Dipping Cleaning
Ultrasonic Cleaning
2-propanol
Less than 5min.
at room temp.
or
Less than 2min.
at 40˚C max.
Less than 1min.
20W/L Frequency
of several 10kHz
to 100kHz.
A sufficient cleaning should be applied to remove flux completely.
(2) Drying
After cleaning, promptly dry this product.
3. Soldering Conditions
In your mounting process, observe the following points in
order to avoid deterioration of the characteristics or
destruction of this product. The mounting quality of this
product may also be affected by the mounting conditions,
shown in the points below.
This product is for reflow soldering only. Flow soldering
should not be allowed.
(1) Printing Conditions of Solder Paste
(a) Standard thickness of solder paste printing should
be from 0.10 to 0.15 mm.
(b) After soldering, the solder fillet should be a height
from 0.15 mm to the thickness of this product (see
the figure at right).
(c) Too much solder gives too strong mechanical stress
to this product. Such stress may cause cracking or
other mechanical damage. Also, it can destroy the
electrical performance of this product.
E
T
Electrode
Solder
Solder
0.15mm <
=T<
=E
Continued on the following page.
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!Caution/Notice
Continued from the preceding page.
(3) Standard Temperature Profile for Soldering
(a) Insufficient preheating may cause a crack on
ceramic body. Difference between preheating
temperature and maximum temperature in the
profile should be 100°C.
(b) Rapid cooling by dipping in solvent or by other
means is not recommended.
Allowable Reflow Soldering Temp. and Time
280
Temperature (°C)
270
260
250
240
230
220
210
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110
Time (sec.)
Reflow Soldering Conditions
Preheating (in air)
Temperature (°C)
(2) Allowable Soldering Temperature and Time
(a) Solder within the temperature and time
combinations, indicated by the slanted lines in the
graphs at right.
(b) The excessive soldering conditions may cause
dissolution of metallization or deterioration of
solder-wetting on the external electrode.
(c) In case of repeated soldering, the accumulated
soldering time should be within the range shown
below figure. ( For example, Reflow peak temperature:
260°C, twice –> The accumulated soldering time at
260°C is within 30sec. )
Soldering
Gradual cooling
(in air)
250°C
200
100
0
1 to 2min.
*20sec.
Preheating: 150±10°C, 1 to 2min.
Soldering: 250°C, 20sec.
* In case of repeated soldering, the accumulated soldering
time should be within the range shown above figure (2).
(4) There may be a risk of unexpected failures
(tombstone, insufficient solder-wetting, etc.) in the
mounting process, caused by the mounting conditions.
Please make sure that this product is correctly
mounted under specified mounting conditions.
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!Caution/Notice
Notice (Soldering and Mounting) PRF18/21 Series
1. Solder and Flux
(1) Solder Paste
(a) Flow Soldering: Use Sn:Pb=60:40wt%,
Sn:Pb=63:37wt%, Sn:Ag:Cu=96.5:3.0:0.5wt% or
equivalent type of solder.
(b) Reflow Soldering: Use Sn:Pb=60:40wt%,
Sn:Pb=63:37wt%, Sn:Ag:Cu=96.5:3.0:0.5wt% or
equivalent type of solder paste.
For your reference, we are using "63Sn/37Pb
RMA9086 90-3-M18," manufactured by Alpha
Metals Japan Ltd., "96.5Sn/3.0Ag/0.5Cu
M705-GRN360-K2-V," manufactured by Senju Metal
Industry Co., Ltd. for any internal tests of this product.
(2) Flux
Use rosin type flux in the soldering process.
If the flux below is used, some problems might be
caused in the product characteristics and reliability.
Please do not use these types of flux.
F20-,% !'"'!r36H5'2&& *'"#!-,2#,2#6!##"',%
0.2wt%).
F 2#0Q1-*3 *#r36
(*Water-soluble flux can be defined as non-rosin type
flux including wash-type flux and non-wash-type flux.)
2. Cleaning Conditions and Drying
To remove the flux after soldering, observe the following
points in order to avoid deterioration of the characteristics
or any change to the external electrodes' quality.
(1) Cleaning Conditions
Solvent
2-propanol
Dipping Cleaning
Ultrasonic Cleaning
Less than 5min.
at room temp.
or
Less than 2min.
at 40˚C max.
Less than 1min.
20W/L Frequency
of several 10kHz
to 100kHz.
A sufficient cleaning should be applied to remove flux completely.
(2) Drying
After cleaning, promptly dry this product.
3. Soldering Conditions
In your mounting process, observe the following points in
order to avoid deterioration of the characteristics or
destruction of this product. The mounting quality of this
product may also be affected by the mounting conditions,
shown in the points below.
(1) Printing Conditions of Solder Paste
(a) Recommended thickness of solder paste printing
should be from 0.15 to 0.20mm.
(b) After soldering, the solder fillet should be a height
from 0.2 mm to the thickness of this product (see
the figure at right).
(c) Too much solder result in excessive mechanical
stress on this product. Such stress may cause
cracking or other mechanical damage. Also, it can
destroy the electrical performance of this product.
E
T
Electrode
Solder
Solder
0.2mm <
=T<
=E
Continued on the following page.
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!Caution/Notice
Continued from the preceding page.
(3) Allowable Soldering Temperature and Time
(a) Solder within the temperature and time
combinations, indicated by the slanted lines in the
following graphs.
(b) Excessive soldering conditions may cause
dissolution of metallization or deterioration of
solder-wetting on the external electrode.
(c) In the case of repeated soldering, the accumulated
soldering time should be within the range shown in
the figures below. (For example, Reflow peak
temperature: 260°C, twice –> The accumulated
soldering time at 260°C is within 30sec.)
Allowable Flow Soldering Temp. and Time
Allowable Reflow Soldering Temp. and Time
270
280
260
270
250
260
Temperature (°C)
Temperature (°C)
(2) Adhesive Application and Curing
(a) If insufficient adhesive is applied, or if the adhesive
is not sufficiently hardened, this product may have a
loose contact with the land, during flow soldering.
(b) Too low viscosity of adhesive causes this product to
slip on the board, after mounting.
240
230
220
210
200
0
250
240
230
220
10
20
Time (sec.)
210
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100110
Time (sec.)
30
(4) Recommendable Temperature Profile for Soldering
(a) Insufficient preheating may cause a crack on the
ceramic body. The difference between preheating
temperature and maximum temperature in the
profile should be 100°C.
(b) Rapid cooling by dipping in solvent or by other
means is not recommended.
Reflow Soldering Conditions
Temperature (°C)
Preheating (in air)
Soldering
Gradual cooling
(in air)
250°C
200
100
Preheating (in air)
Temperature (°C)
Flow Soldering Conditions
Soldering
Gradual cooling
(in air)
250°C
200
100
0
0
1 to 2min.
*3sec.
1 to 2min.
*20sec.
Preheating: 150±10°C, 1-2min.
Soldering: 250°C, 3sec.
Preheating: 150±10°C, 1-2min.
Soldering: 250°C, 20sec.
* In the case of repeated soldering, the accumulated soldering
time should be within the range shown in "(3) Allowable
Soldering Temperature and Time."
* In the case of repeated soldering, the accumulated soldering
time should be within the range shown in "(3) Allowable
Soldering Temperature and Time."
(5) There may be a risk of unexpected failures
(tombstone, insufficient solder-wetting, etc.) in the
mounting process caused by mounting conditions.
Please make sure that this product is correctly
mounted under the specified mounting conditions.
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!Caution/Notice
Notice (Handling)
PTGL Series
1. Do not apply an excessive force to the lead.
Otherwise, it may cause the junction between lead
and element to break, or may crack the element.
Therefore, holding the element side lead wire is
recommended when lead wire is bent or cut.
2. This product does not have waterproof construction.
Splashed water may cause failure mode such as
decline of characteristics or current leak.
3. When this product is operated, the temperature of
some areas may be over 100 to 160°C. Be sure that
surrounding parts and inserting material can withstand
the temperature. If the surrounding part and material
are kept under such conditions, they may deteriorate or
produce harmful gas (Chlorine gas, Hydrogen sulfide gas,
Ammonia gas, Sulfuric acid gas, Nitric oxide gas, etc.), and
such harmful gas may deteriorate the element.
Notice (Handling)
PTFL/PTFM Series
1. Do not apply an excessive force to the lead.
Otherwise, it may cause the junction between lead
and element to break, or may crack the element.
Therefore, holding the element side lead wire is
recommended when lead wire is bent or cut.
2. This product does not have waterproof construction.
Splashed water may cause failure mode such as
decline of characteristics or current leak.
Notice (Handling)
PRG/PRF Series
1. When this product is operated, the temperature of some
area may be over 100 to 150°C. Be sure that surrounding
parts and inserting material can withstand the
temperature. If the surrounding parts and material are
kept under such conditions, they may deteriorate or
produce harmful gas (Chlorine gas, Hydrogen sulfide gas,
Ammonia gas, Sulfuric acid gas, Nitric oxide gas, etc.), and
such harmful gas may deteriorate the element.
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2. Do not assemble this product with air-sealing or resin
casting. Such sealing may deteriorate element.
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Chip Type PRG/PRF Series Package
Minimum Quantity Guide
Quantity (pcs.)
Part Number
Paper Tape
Embossed Tape
PRG03_RL
15,000
-
PR*15_RC
10,000
-
PR*18_RB
4,000
-
PR*21_RA
-
4,000
PRG21_RK
-
3,000
Tape Dimensions
+0.1
0.8 max.
3.5±0.1
8.0±0.3
ø1.5 -0
1.75±0.1
2.0±0.05 4.0±0.1
*1.15
*0.68
*0.65 * Reference Value
*Reference
Direction of feed
Direction of feed
PR*18_RB Series: Paper Tape
1.1
0.2
1.1 max.
2.25
(1.85)
*1.05
+0.1
ø1.5 -0
1.75±0.1
2.0±0.1
4.0±0.1
4.0±0.1
3.5±0.05
8.0±0.3
+0.1
ø1.5 -0
3.5±0.05
2.0±0.1
4.0±0.1 4.0±0.1
1.75±0.1
PR*21_RA Series: Embossed Tape
* Reference Value
ø1.0 +0.3
-0
1.45
8.0±0.3
*0.38
0.5 max.
8.0±0.3
+0.1
ø1.5 -0
4.0±0.1
3.5±0.05
2.0±0.05
PR*15_RC Series: Paper Tape
1.75±0.1
PRG03_RL Series: Paper Tape
Direction feed
Direction feed
2.25±0.1
ø1.0±0.1
1.45±0.1
1.30±0.05
0.25±0.05
8.0±0.3
+0.1
ø1.5 -0
3.5±0.05
2.0±0.1
4.0±0.1
4.0±0.1
1.75±0.1
PRG21_RK Series: Embossed Tape
Direction feed
(in mm)
Continued on the following page.
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Chip Type PRG/PRF Series Package
Continued from the preceding page.
Reel Dimensions
Reel Dimensions
ø60 +0.1
-0
2.0±0.5
ø13.0±0.2
ø21.0±0.8
9.0 +1.0
-0
+0
13.0±1.0
ø180-1.5
(in mm)
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Lead Type PTGL/PTF Series Package
Minimum Order Quantity (for Overcurrent Protection)
Series
Narrow
Current Band
30V series
Part Number
PTGL04AS100K2N51B0
PTGL04AS100K2N51A0
PTGL05AS3R9K2B51B0
PTGL05AS3R9K2B51A0
PTGL07AS2R7K2B51B0
500
-
PTGL13AR6R8M6C01B0
200
-
-
-
-
PTGL07BB220N0B52A0
-
-
PTGL09AR390N0B52A0
-
PTGL10BB120N0P52A0
250V Series
PTGL05AR181M9N51B0
PTGL04AS100K3B51B0
PTGL04AS100K3B51A0
PTGL05AS6R8K3B51B0
PTGL05AS6R8K3B51A0
PTGL07AS3R3K3B51B0
300
500
PTGL09AS2R2K3B51B0
PTGL07AS3R3K3B51A0
300
1,000
-
-
PTGL05AR121M9N51B0
-
-
PTGL07AR820M9A51B0
-
-
PTGL07AR700H8B52A0
1,000
-
-
PTGL07AR560M9A51B0
PTGL12AS1R2K3B51A0
265V Series
-
-
PTGL09AR250H8B52A0
1,000
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
PTGL09AR250H8B52B0
PTGL04AS220K4N51B0
PTGL04AS220K4N51A0
PTGL12AR270M9C01B0
PTGL05AS100K4B51B0
PTGL05AS100K4B51A0
PTGL12AR150H8B72B0
500
PTGL07AS5R6K4B51A0
PTGL14AR180M9C01B0
1,500
PTGL07AS5R6K4N51B0
PTGL07AS5R6K4N51A0
PTGL13AR100H8B72B0
PTGL09AS3R3K4B51B0
PTGL09AS3R3K4B51A0
PTGL18AR6R0H8B72B0
300
PTGL05AS270K6B51B0
PTGL07AS150K6B51B0
500
300
PTGL09AR390M9C61B0
PTGL04AS220K4B51A0
PTGL07AS5R6K4B51B0
500
PTGL07AR700H8B52B0
1,500
PTGL09AS2R2K3B51A0
1,000
PTGL05AR151H8P52A0
PTGL04AS220K4B51B0
200
150
100
PTGL12AS2R2K4B51A0
PTGL04AS560K6B51A0
Minimum Order Quantity (for Inrush Current Suppression)
PTGL05AS270K6B51A0
PTGL07AS121M0N51B0
Less than 100μF PTGL07AS181M0N51B0
Series
PTGL07AS201M0N51B0
500
PTGL07AS121M0N51A0 1,000
500
PTGL07AS181M0N51A0 1,000
500
PTGL07AS201M0N51A0 1,000
PTGL07AS150K6B51A0
1,500
PTGL09AS120K6B51B0
PTGL09AS120K6B51A0
PTGL09AS7R6K6B51B0
PTGL09AS7R6K6B51A0
PTGL14AS330H0B02BZ
150
-
-
PTGL12AS4R7K6B51A0
PTGL14AS470H0B02BZ
150
-
-
PTGL16AS330H0B02BZ
150
-
-
PTGL16AS470H0B02BZ
150
-
-
PTGL16AS680H0B02BZ
150
-
-
PTGL16AS101H0B02BZ
150
-
-
PTGL20AS330H0D02BZ
100
-
-
PTGL20AS470H0D02BZ
100
-
-
300
PTGL05AR1R0M1B51B0
PTGL05AR1R0M1B51A0
PTGL06AR0R8M1B51B0
PTGL06AR0R8M1B51A0
500
PTGL07ARR47M1B51A0
PTGL09ARR33M1B51B0
PTGL09ARR33M1B51A0
PTGL10ARR27M1B51B0
PTGL10ARR27M1B51A0
PTGL09BD4R7N2B51B0
PTGL09BD3R3N2B51B0
PTGL09AR1R8H2B51B0
PTGL13AR0R8H2B71B0
300
500
500
300
PTGL07BD220N3B51B0
PTGL09BD4R7N2B51A0
PTGL09BD3R3N2B51A0
PTGL07AR4R6H2B51A0
PTGL09AR1R8H2B51A0
-
500
PTGL07BD220N3B51A0
PTGL07BD150N3B51A0
PTGL07AR220M3P51B0
PTGL07AR220M3P51A0
PTGL07AR8R2M3P51B0
PTGL09AR150M3B51A0
PTGL10AR3R9M3P51A0
PTGL09AR4R7M3B51B0
PTGL09AR4R7M3B51A0
PTGL14AR3R3M3B71B0
300
Minimum Order Quantity (for Overheat Sensing)
1,500
PTF Series
1,500
PTFL Series
400
-
-
PTFM Series
200
-
-
1,500
1,500
PTGL10AR3R9M3B51A0
-
-
PTGL05AR550H4P51A0
PTGL05AR550H4P51B0
PTGL07AR250H4B51B0
-
PTGL07AR8R2M3P51A0
500
PTGL10AR3R9M3P51B0
PTGL10AR3R9M3B51B0
2,000
PTGL07BD330N3B51A0
PTGL07BD150N3B51B0
PTGL09AR150M3B51B0
100μF or more
Series
PTGL12AR0R2M1B51A0
-
PTGL07BD330N3B51B0
500
PTGL07AR250H4B51A0
1,500
PTGL09AR9R4H4B51A0
PTGL09AR9R4H4B51B0
125V Series
Min. Qty.
-
PTGL12AS0R8K2B51A0
PTGL07AR4R6H2B51B0
80V Series
Part Number
500
-
PTGL14ARR15M1B51B0
56V Series
Min. Qty.
PTGL05AR151H8P52B0
PTGL12AR0R2M1B51B0
32V Series
Part Number
PTGL09AS1R2K2B51A0
PTGL07ARR47M1B51B0
30V Series
1,500
Ammo Pack Taping Type
PTGL07AR330M6A51B0
PTGL07AS1R8K2B51A0
PTGL12AS4R7K6B51B0
24V Series
140V Series
Bulk Type
PTGL09AS1R2K2B51B0
PTGL04AS560K6B51B0
16V Series
PTGL07AS2R7K2B51A0
Min. Qty.
Series
PTGL07AS1R8K2B51B0
PTGL12AS2R2K4B51B0
Narrow
Current Band
140V series
Part Number
PTGL04AS100K2B51A0
PTGL12AS1R2K3B51B0
Narrow
Current Band
60V series
Min. Qty.
PTGL04AS100K2B51B0
PTGL12AS0R8K2B51B0
Narrow
Current Band
51V series
Ammo Pack Taping Type
Bulk Type
PTGL05AR181M7P52B0
500
PTGL14AR100M6B72B0
150
PTGL05AR181M7P52A0 1,500
-
-
Continued on the following page.
99
!Note • Please read rating and !CAUTION (for storage, operating, rating, soldering, mounting and handling) in this catalog to prevent smoking and/or burning, etc.
• This catalog has only typical specifications. Therefore, please approve our product specifications or transact the approval sheet for product specifications before ordering.
Lead Type PTGL/PTF Series Package
Continued from the preceding page.
Narrow Current Band 30 - 140V Series / 16 - 80V Series / Inrush Current Suppression Taping Dimensions
P2
ΔS
P
Δh1
D
Δh2
l
0
øD
P1
F
W
W0
L
W1
H0
W2
e
H2
T
d
t2
t1
P0
Code
Dimensions (mm)
Pitch of Component
Item
P
12.7
Pitch of Sprocket Hole
P0
12.7±0.3
Lead Spacing
F
5.0+0.8
–0.3
Length from Hole Center to Lead
P1
3.85±0.8
Length from Hole Center to Component Center
P2
6.35±1.3
Body Diameter
D
Please see in Ratings
T
Please see in Ratings
Body Thickness
Deviation along Tape, Left or Right Defect
ΔS
±1.5
Carrier Tape Width
W
18.0±0.5
Position of Sprocket Hole
W1
9.0+0.5
–0.75
Lead Distance between Reference and
Bottom Planes
H0
16.0±1.0
Protrusion Length
H2
6.0 max.
I
+0.5 to –1.0
Diameter of Sprocket Hole
D0
4.0±0.2
Lead Diameter
d
Please see in Ratings
Total Tape Thickness
t1
0.6±0.3
Total Thickness of Tape and Lead Wire
t2
2.0 max.
Deviation across Tape
Portion to cut in Case of Defect
Δh1, Δh2
L
Deviation in the feeding direction
Including the inclination caused by lead bending
Deviation of tape width
1.5 max.
11.0+0
–2.0
Hold down Tape Width
W0
Hold down Tape Position
W2
4.0 max.
e
Up to the center of crimp
Coating Extension on Lead
Note
Tolerance is determined by ΔS.
11.0 min.
Continued on the following page.
100
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!Note • Please read rating and !CAUTION (for storage, operating, rating, soldering, mounting and handling) in this catalog to prevent smoking and/or burning, etc.
• This catalog has only typical specifications. Therefore, please approve our product specifications or transact the approval sheet for product specifications before ordering.
R90E.pdf
Mar.6,2020
Lead Type PTGL/PTF Series Package
Continued from the preceding page.
125/250/265V Series Taping Dimensions
ΔS
P
P2
Δh1
Δh2
T
l
0
øD
P1
F
W
W0
L
W1
H0
W2
e
H2
D
d
t2
t1
P0
Code
Dimensions (mm)
Pitch of Component
Item
P
12.7
Pitch of Sprocket Hole
P0
12.7±0.3
Lead Spacing
F
5.0+0.8
–0.3
Length from Hole Center to Lead
P1
3.85±0.8
Length from Hole Center to Component Center
P2
6.35±1.3
Body Diameter
D
Please see Ratings
T
Please see Ratings
Body Thickness
Deviation along Tape, Left or Right
ΔS
±1.5
Carrier Tape Width
W
18.0±0.5
Position of Sprocket Hole
W1
9.0+0.5
–0.75
Lead Distance between Reference and
Bottom Planes
H0
16.0±1.0
Protrusion Length
Diameter of Sprocket Hole
H2
6.0 max.
I
+0.5 to -1.0
D0
4.0±0.2
0.6±0.05
Lead Diameter
d
Total Tape Thickness
t1
0.6±0.3
Total Thickness of Tape and Lead Wire
t2
2.0 max.
Deviation across Tape
Portion to cut in Case of Defect
Δh1, Δh2
L
Deviation in the feeding direction
Including the inclination caused by lead bending.
Deviation of tape width.
1.5 max.
11.0+0
–2.0
Hold down Tape Width
W0
Hold down Tape Position
W2
4.0 max.
e
Up to the center of crimp
Coating Extension on Lead
Note
Tolerance is determined by ΔS.
11.0 min.
101
R90E.pdf
Mar.6,2020
Cat. No. R90E-16
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2
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3
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4
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5
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7
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8
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9
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10
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our products in it may be discontinued without
advance notice. Please check with our sales
representatives or product engineers before
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4 Please read rating and CAUTION (for storage,
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handling) in this catalog to prevent smoking
and/or burning, etc.
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Therefore, please approve our product
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