TE Connectivity CFR200 Series Axial Carbon Film Fixed Resistor 10kΩ ±5% 2W -500 → -100ppm/°C
Product Information
Series:
CFR200
Resistance:
10 kΩ
Technology:
Carbon Film
Minimum Operating Temperature:
-55°C
Power Rating:
2W
Maximum Operating Temperature:
+155°C
Tolerance:
±5%
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This is CFR200 Series Axial Carbon Film Fixed Resistor 10kΩ ±5% 2W -500 → -100ppm/°C manufactured by TE Connectivity. The manufacturer part number is CFR200J10K. The product cfr200, is a highly preferred choice for users. It carries 10 kω resistance. This product use carbon film technology. Whereas, the minimum operating temperature of the product is -55°c. Feature 2w of power rating. It has a maximum operating temperature of +155°c. It features ±5% of tolerance value.
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