The CAY10A series are thick film chip arrays with 2 or 4 isolated elements, designed for precise resistance applications in electronic circuits. These RoHS-compliant components feature a resistance tolerance of 5%, operate within -55°C to +125°C temperature range, and have a maximum overload voltage of 50 V. Constructed with a glass overcoat and high purity aluminum substrate, they are ideal for space-saving and high-reliability applications, including automotive, industrial, and telecommunications equipment, with features like tin-plated terminations for durability and RoHS compliance.
Resistance Code: 210 Q, 474, 000 (zero ohm jumper)
Size: 0.039 x 0.079 inches (varies by model)
Material: Alumina substrate with high purity aluminum and glass overcoat
Storage Conditions: -55°C to 40°C, 40-75% RH, 2 years shelf life
Compliance: RoHS 2015/863
Tested for: Load life, temperature cycling, moisture resistance, thermal shock, resistance to soldering heat, mechanical shock, vibration, and electrostatic discharge
Buy the Bourns CAY10A221J4LF – Reliable Thick Film Chip Array for Industrial Applications
Enhance your electronic designs with the Bourns CAY10A series chip array, featuring 2 or 4 isolated resistors with 5% tolerance, RoHS compliance, and a wide operating temperature range of -55°C to +125°C. These robust, high-reliability components are ideal for automotive, industrial, and telecommunications applications, providing space-saving, durable resistance solutions. With glass overcoat construction, tin-plated terminations, and tested for thermal shock, moisture, and mechanical stress, these resistor arrays ensure optimal performance and longevity in demanding environments.
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