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Specifications:
Ratio Tolerance: See ordering information.
Absolute Tolerance: ±1.0% for all resistors.
Ratio Temperature Coefficient: See ordering
information.
Absolute Temperature Coefficient: 30 ppm/°C
referenced to +25°C,
∆
R taken at -55°C and
+125°C.
Voltage Rating: Rated voltage applied to R
1
and R
2
in series.
Load Life: Ratio change with rated voltage
applied for 1,000 hours at +125°C, 0.4% max.
Overvoltage: 1.5 times rated voltage for
5 seconds, ratio change 0.5% max.
Thermal Shock: Mil-Std-202, Method 107,
Cond. C, ratio change 0.25% max.
Moisture Resistance: Mil-Std-202, Method 106,
ratio change 0.5% max.
Solderable Leads
Encapsulation: High Temperature Silicone
Conformal with Dielectric Withstanding Voltage of
750 volts.
Insulation Resistance: 10,000 Megohms, min.
Type THV Precision High Voltage Divider Networks
CADDOCK ELECTRONICS
THV10 - A100M - 1.0 - 10
1227
.025
±
.002
(.64
±
.05) DIA.
.120
±
.030
(3.05
±
.76)
A
.710
±
.040
(18.03
±
1.02)
1.000
±
.125
(25.40
±
3.18)
.200
±
.015
(5.08
±
.38)
.100
(2.54)
PIN 1
R
2
R
1
PIN 1
B
Ratio TC to 10 ppm/°C, Ratio Tolerance to ±0.25%, Voltage Ratings of 10 KV or 15 KV
The Type THV Precision High Voltage Divider Networks
introduce Caddock's advanced high voltage resistor tech-
nology which doubles the allowable working voltage over the
length of the high voltage section. This technology combines
Caddock's Tetrinox® resistance films with a patented laser-
generated V-Notch Geometry which optimizes the voltage
gradient over the length of the resistance pattern.
Type THV networks provide tighter ratio temperature
coefficients and tighter ratio tolerances than have previously
been available in standard high voltage divider products.
•
Ratio Temperature Coefficients of 10 ppm/°C or 25 ppm/°C
from -55°C to +125°C.
•
Ratio Tolerances of ±0.25%, ±0.5%, or ±1.0% at
Rated Voltage.
•
Voltage Ratings of 10 KVDC or 15 KVDC
•
Standard Voltage Division Ratios of 1,000:1 or 100:1, with
custom ratios available.
These specifications can provide important improvements
in performance in many types of advanced electronic systems,
including, TWT power supplies, radar systems, X-ray systems,
analytical equipment, and high resolution CRT displays.
B
1.100
±
.015
(27.94
±
.38)
1.650
±
.015
(41.91
±
.38)
Voltage
Division
Voltage
Rating
Model
No.
A
Dimensions inches (mm)
Resistance
R
1
R
2
THV10
1.500
±
.030
(38.10
±
.76)
THV15
2.050
±
.030
(52.07
±
.76)
10 KVDC
15 KVDC
A
B
A
B
99.9 Meg
99 Meg
149.85 Meg
148.5 Meg
100 K
1 Meg
150 K
1.5 Meg
Total
100 Meg
100 Meg
150 Meg
150 Meg
1,000:1
100:1
1,000:1
100:1
Ratio Code
Letter
DiMeNSioNS iN iNCHeS AND (MiLLiMeTeRS)
Standard Type THV Precision High Voltage Divider Networks
Standard Ratio Tolerance at Rated Voltage:
-1.0 = 1.0% -0.25 = 0.25%
-0.5 = 0.5%
THV10 - A 100M - 1.0 - 10
Model Number:
Ratio Code Letter:
Ratio Temperature Coefficient
from -55
°
C to +125
°
C:
-25 = 25 ppm/
°
C -10 = 10 ppm/
°
C
Total Resistance Value of the Divider:
For complete information on price and delivery of both
evaluation and production quantities, contact Caddock
Applications engineering.
Derating Curve:
RATED VOLTAGE, %
AMBIENT TEMPERATURE,
°
C
100
80
60
40
20
0
25
75 125 175 225
Ordering Information:
Precision High Voltage Dividers: For assistance in specifying precision high voltage dividers
for your application please contact Caddock Applications engineering. We can offer high
voltage divider solutions based on the combination of catalog high voltage resistors, or by using
our well established capability to provide more precision in a Matched Resistor Set. Depending
on the performance you require, a precision high voltage divider solution can be formed using
Caddock Type USG and USF resistors, or Caddock Type TG and TK resistors, or a combination
of Type MG resistors.