Y1767V0001TT0L

VSH144 Bulk Metal® Foil Technology Low Profile Conformally Coated High Precision Voltage Divider Resistor with TCR Tracking to 0.5 ppm/°C and Tolerance Match to 0.01 % (100 ppm) FEATURES APPLICATIONS R2  Instrumentation amplifiers  Bridge networks R1  Differential amplifiers Vin - Vout +  Military VSH144  Space  Medical  Automatic test equipment  Down-hole (high temperature) TABLE 1A - MODEL VSH144 SPECIFICATIONS RESISTANCE VALUES ABSOLUTE TOLERANCE  500  to 20 k ± 0.01 % 100  to < 500  ± 0.02 % ABSOLUTE TCR (- 55 °C to + 125 °C, + 25 °C ref.) TYPICAL AND MAX. SPREAD ± 2 ppm/°C ± 3 ppm/°C TABLE 1B - MODEL VSH144 SPECIFICATIONS RESISTANCE RATIO 1:1 > 1:1 to 4:1 > 4:1 to 10:1 >10:1 TOLERANCE MATCH  Temperature coefficient of resistance (TCR) absolute: ± 2 ppm/°C typical (- 55 °C to + 125 °C, + 25 °C ref.) tracking: 0.5 ppm/°C  Tolerance: absolute and matching to 0.01 % (100 ppm)  Power rating: 0.2 W at 70 °C, for the entire resistive element R1 and R2, divided proportionally between the two values  Load life ratio stability: < 0.01 % (100 ppm) 0.2 W at 70 °C for 2000 h  Maximum working voltage: 200 V  Resistance range: 100R to 20K per resistive element  Vishay Foil resistors are not restricted to standard values/ratios; specific “as requested” values/ratios can be supplied at no extra cost or delivery (e.g. 1K2345 vs. 1K)  Electrostatic discharge (ESD) up to 25 000 V  Non-inductive, non-capacitive design  Rise time: 1 ns effectively no ringing  Thermal stabilization time < 1 s (nominal value achieved within 10 ppm of steady state value)  Current noise: 0.010 µVRMS/V of applied voltage (< - 40 dB)  Thermal EMF: 0.05 µV/°C typical  Voltage coefficient: < 0.1 ppm/V  Non inductive: < 0.08 µH  Non hot spot design  Terminal finish: lead (Pb)-free or tin/lead alloy  Compliant to RoHS directive 2002/95/EC  Prototype quantities available in just 5 working days or sooner. For more information, please contact foil@vpgsensors.com  For better performances see VSH144Z (Z-Foil) datasheet TCR TRACKING MAX. 0.01 % 0.02 % FIGURE 1 - TRIMMING TO VALUES 0.5 ppm/°C 1.0 ppm/°C 1.5 ppm/°C Interloop Capacitance Reduction in Series 2.0 ppm/°C Note • See table 2 for additional established ratios Mutual Inductance Reduction due to Opposing Current in Adjacent Lines Current Path Before Trimming Current Path After Trimming Trimming Process Removes this Material from Shorting Strip Area Changing Current Path and Increasing Resistance Note: Foil shown in black, etched spaces in white * Pb containing terminations are not RoHS compliant, exemptions may apply Document Number: 63172 Revision: 5-Mar-15 For any questions, contact foil@vpgsensors.com www.vishayfoilresistors.com 1 VSH144 INTRODUCTION What is precision? For resistors, precision is the term used to describe a combination of attributes starting with accuracy but including stability with time, temperature and load as well. There are many causes for a resistor to depart from the fundamental precept of Ohm's Law and it is in the realm of precision that this is most demanding and most challenging. There are ideal solutions to these issues in the form of Foil-based resistors. Generally, “precision” resistors are those devices that are understood to fall within a range of accuracy better than 1 % and hold their initial value throughout the assembly and life of the equipment to better than 0.5 %. Resistors that maintain these characteristics with “orders-of-magnitude better performance”, such as the foil resistor technology, can be reasonably termed “ultra-precision”. Of course there are other considerations such as frequency response that may govern the selection but starting with these parameters we can pretty much rule out every technology except Foil, wire, and deposited metal film in that order of precision. What is matching? This term defines to what extent one or more resistors are referenced to one another as opposed to each resistor having its own independent specifications, unrelated to other resistors in the circuit. Usually, one resistor is defined as the reference resistor and all others are defined relative to the reference resistor. For example, the reference resistor may have an absolute (or independent) tolerance of ± 0.1 %, and other resistors can be specified as “matched” to within 0.01 % of the reference resistor. For a tighter grouping of three or more resistors, all resistors may be specified as having a defined match among all the resistors, thereby keeping the entire grouping of resistors within a tighter grouping than if they were all refered to just one reference resistor. The initial “match” refers to the initial supplied tolerance of each resistor and its relationship to other defined resistors in the group. However, the initial match is degraded in application as each resistor in the set responds differently to board-assembly stresses, temperature excursions, self-heating from power dissipation, thermal shock, load-life, etc. So the term “match” may be extended to indicate the limit of change in the set of resistors as they experience any number of defined exposures. That is, for example, the set may be defined as being matched to within 0.01 % initially, and within 0.05 % after exposure to thermal shock, load-life, etc. These exposure cause permanent changes in resistance. Temporary changes are classified in other terms such as TCR (Temperature Coefficient of Resistance) and TCR tracking, PCR (Power Coefficient of Resistance), etc but can be as important or more important than matching in that they change the relationships among the resistors immediately while in actual operation. The differential self heating effect on “matching” is often overlooked. Even though the initial match is tight and good TCR “tracking” is exhibited, the same current flow through the resistors of different values will produce power dissipation differences (I2R self heating) and induce ratio www.vishayfoilresistors.com 2 changes proportional to the absolute TCR. Therefore the lower the absolute TCR, the less the match will be affected over temperature changes, including differential power-induced temperatures. Additionally, when resistors within a set have different absolute TCR’s (individual TCR’s - not relative or tracking TCR), the ratios change even more due to the differential self-heating as well as to differential ambient temperatures: ratio = (TCR track x temp 1) + (absolute TCR x temp 2) where temp 1 is the change of ambient temperature and temp 2 is the temperature difference between two resistors due to differential self-heating. Differential self-heating can occur, for example, when the same current flows through resistors of different resistance values. The construction of the VSH144 keeps both resistors at the same temperature regardless of resistance value or differential power. Since for precision applications the TCR tracking is often selected to be less than the absolute TCR (e.g.: 15 ppm/°C absolute selected for 5 ppm/°C track) the absolute TCR is much more important any time the resistors are at different temperatures, regardless of the cause. The error in the match becomes critical when long term ratio stability is required under small variations of ambient temperature and self heating, even if selected for excellent initial matching and tracking. Bulk Metal Foil resistor dividers have the lowest absolute TCR and TCR tracking of any technology and therefore have the best operational and end of life matching for applications where stability is important. Why ratio stability is important? Resistors in divider or network form, are called upon to track at more than ambient temperature. Throughout the service life of the equipment, the resistors around the operational amplifier, for example, are required to hold a defined ratio even though the dissipation in the feedback resistor is different from that in the input resistor, causing one to be at the higher temperature than the other. This is called tracking under power. If environment stresses cause one resistor to drift (permanent R’s) more than its counterpart, the ratio changes over a period of time and can be significant. This is called tracking with time. Foil resistors used in dividers form share the same substrate for thermal equality and possess a TCR track of less than 0.1 ppm/°C, they offer the best combination of temperature-load-time tracking. The factors that contribute to this are: 1. Fundamentally low absolute TCR 2. Extremely low TCR tracking 2. Very small drift with load over time 3. Common behavior - all parts move the same direction with temperature, load and time Our application engineering department is available to advise and make recommendations. For non-standard technical requirements and special applications. Please contact foil@vpgsensors.com. For any questions, contact foil@vpgsensors.com Document Number: 63172 Revision: 5-Mar-15 VSH144 FIGURE 2 - STANDARD PRINTING AND DIMENSIONS in inches (millimeters) Model VSH144 and Schematic (2) 0.263 ±0.02 (6.7 ±0.5) VSH(T) (D.C.)(-) 0.098 +0.008/–0.01 (2.5 +0.2/–0.3) (3) (4) (R1) (R2) R1 0.283 ±0.04 (7.2 ±1.0) R2 1.0 (25.4) Min. 1 0.100 (2.54) 0.200 (5.08) (2) (3) (4) Lead wires: #22 AWG solder coated copper, 0.75" minimum length Each divider pair consists of two resistors on one single chip For lead (Pb)-free: print “T” after VSH and “-” after (D.C.) If the resistance value contains more than 5 characters, the VCODE will be printed instead (see Table 2). FIGURE 3 - POWER DERATING CURVE Percent of Rated Power at + 70 °C - 55 °C 3 Dimensional Tolerance: ±0.010" (0.25) (1) 100 % 2 FIGURE 4 - TYPICAL RESISTANCE/ TEMPERATURE CURVE + 70 °C Rated Power + 150 + 100 75 % Recommended operation for < 150 ppm ΔR after 2000 h load life 50 % 25 % ΔR + 50 R (ppm) 0 - 50 - 100 - 200 - 55 - 50 0 - 75 2 ppm/°C - 150 - 50 - 25 0 + 25 + 50 + 75 + 100 + 125 + 150 + 175 - 25 0 + 25 + 50 + 75 + 100 + 125 Ambient Temperature (°C) Ambient Temperature (°C) Note • Power is divided proportionally between the 2 values  Document Number: 63172 Revision: 5-Mar-15 For any questions, contact foil@vpgsensors.com www.vishayfoilresistors.com 3 VSH144 TABLE 2 - EXAMPLES OF VCODES FOR POPULAR VALUES (other values available on request) VSH144 RATIOS VCODES R1 R2 VCODES R1 R2 V0009 20K 20K V0058 2K 20K V0010 20K 10K V0030 2K 18K V0100 20K 2K V0029 2K 4K V0055 19K4 9K7 V0059 2K 2K V0223 17K5 20K V0103 2K 3K V0097 15K 15K V0154 1K5 3K V0001 10K 10K V0032 1K 16K V0042 10K 8K323 V0121 1K 2K V0006 10K 2K V0004 1K 1K V0166 10K 15K V0379 1K 7K V0226 9K 10K V0374 800R 800R V0003 9K 1K V0022 511R 16K2 V0013 8K 16K V0091 500R 500R V0107 6K 20K V0162 500R 15K V0014 6K 7K V0378 500R 4K5 V0160 6K 6K V0061 300R 300R V0159 5K5 7K7 V0088 100R 100R V0005 5K 10K V0380 100R 15K V0002 5K 5K V0375 100R 12K3 V0373 4K 12K V0381 100R 50R V0026 3K 19K2 V0377 50R 28K V0156 3K 6K V0376 35R 20K V0158 2K7 10K - - - Note • A combination of these values is also available in reverse order. www.vishayfoilresistors.com 4 For any questions, contact foil@vpgsensors.com Document Number: 63172 Revision: 5-Mar-15 VSH144 TABLE 3 - GLOBAL PART NUMBER INFORMATION (1) NEW GLOBAL PART NUMBER: Y1767V0058QT9L (preferred part number format) DENOTES PRECISION VCODE TOLERANCE MATCH PACKAGING Y RESISTANCE VALUE CODE V = 0.005 % T = 0.01 % Q = 0.02 % A = 0.05 % B = 0.1 % D = 0.5 % F = 1.0 % L = bulk pack Y 1 7 6 7 V 0 0 5 8 Q T 9 L PRODUCT CODE RESISTANCE TOLERANCE CHARACTERISTICS 1767 = VSH144 V = ± 0.005 % T = ± 0.01 % Q = ± 0.02 % A = ± 0.05 % B = ± 0.1 % D = ± 0.5 % F = ± 1.0 % 0 = standard 9 = lead (Pb)-free 1 to 999 = custom FOR EXAMPLE: ABOVE GLOBAL ORDER Y1767 V0058 Q T 9 L: TYPE: VSH144 VALUES: 2K/20K ABSOLUTE TOLERANCE: ± 0.02 % TOLERANCE MATCH: 0.01 % TERMINATION: lead (Pb)-free PACKAGING: bulk pack HISTORICAL PART NUMBER: VSH144T 2K/20K TCR2 Q T B (will continue to be used) VSH144 T 2K/20K TCR2 Q T B MODEL TERMINATION OHMIC VALUE TCR CHARACTERISTIC ABSOLUTE TOLERANCE TOLERANCE MATCH PACKAGING VSH144 T = lead (Pb)-free None = tin/lead alloy R1 = 2 k R2 = 20 k V T Q A B D F = ± 0.005 % = ± 0.01 % = ± 0.02 % = ± 0.05 % = ± 0.1 % = ± 0.5 % = ± 1.0 % V = 0.005 % T = 0.01 % Q = 0.02 % A = 0.05 % B = 0.1 % D = 0.5 % F = 1.0 % B = bulk pack Note (1) For non-standard requests, please contact application engineering Document Number: 63172 Revision: 5-Mar-15 For any questions, contact foil@vpgsensors.com www.vishayfoilresistors.com 5 Legal Disclaimer Notice Vishay Precision Group, Inc. 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