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RGP50 - Metal Glaze Fixed Resistors

Download the RGP50 datasheet PDF. This datasheet also covers the RGP0207CH variant, as both devices belong to the same metal glaze fixed resistors family and are provided as variant models within a single manufacturer datasheet.

Key Features

  • I The thick film is suitable for the manufacture of very high resistance values and for high voltage working components. I The combination of high values and high working voltage makes these components ideally suited for such.

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Other Datasheets by TE Connectivity

Part Number Description
RGP0207CH Metal Glaze Fixed Resistors
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Key Features I The thick film is suitable for the manufacture of very high resistance values and for high voltage working components. I The combination of high values and high working voltage makes these components ideally suited for such applications as TVs, electrical measuring equipment etc.. I Thick film metal glaze series for high ohmic values and high voltage surge rating with a range up to 10 Gohm. Metal Glaze Fixed Resistors Type RGP Series Metal glaze resistors are manufactured using thick film techniques. The ceramic slugs have the thick film applied, the film is fired and end caps are forced onto the slugs, the resistive element is spiralled to value and lead wires are welded onto the end caps.