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T&M K series high-power coaxial resistor precision shunt (120/150)
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T&M K series high-power coaxial resistor precision shunt (120/150)

Brand: T&M Research

Origin: USA

T&M F series high-power coaxial resistor precision shunt (120/150), resistance 0.0001-0.01 Ω optional
Overview

T&M F series low-inductance high-power coaxial resistor precision shunt (120/150 watts), resistance selectable from 0.0001 to 0.01 ohms


High-wattage models are standard configurations. The wattage specification is based on unrestricted installation with high-current connections.

The case temperature should not exceed 140°F (60°C).

Additionally, finned models require an airflow of 200 cubic feet (5.6 cubic meters) per minute. Ambient temperature should not exceed 86°F (30°C).

When operating above this temperature, the rated power should be reduced accordingly.

Specifications

150 Watt Hi-Wattage Units - 9 3/4 Inch Overall Length

Model Resistance ohms Bandpass MHz. Risetime nsec. Emax joules
K-500-1 .01 800 0.45 500
 
K-1000-2 .005 200 2 1000
 
K-2000-4 .0025 48 8 2000
 
K-4000-8 .00125 12 30 4000
 
K-5000-10 .001 8 45 5000
 
K-8000-16 .000625 3.2 113 8000
 
K-10,000-20 .0005 2.2 164 10000
 
K-16,000-32 .0003 1 250 16000
 
K-20,000-40 .00025 0.58 872 20000
 
K-32,000-64 .00015 0.25 2000 32000
 

 

120 Watt Hi-Wattage Units - 9 1/8 Inch Overall Length

Model Resistance ohms Bandpass MHz. Risetime nsec. Emax joules
K-1600-4 .002 48 8 1600
 
K-3200-8 .001 12 30 3200
 
K-6400-16 .0005 3.2 113 6400
 
K-12,800-32 .00025 1 250 12800
 
K-16,000-40 .0002 0.58 872 16000
 
K-21,000-64 .0001 0.25 2000 21000
 

 

Model Hi-Wattage Finned Model
9 3/4" 500 Watt 150 Watt 500 Watt
 
9 1/8" 400 Watt 120 Watt 400 Watt
 

 


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* Specifications are subject to change without notice.