
TE Connectivity automotive-grade 2W SMD chip resistor, 2kΩ ±1% tolerance, 2512 case. AEC-Q200 qualified for harsh environments.
The TE Connectivity 3521 Series SMD Chip Resistor is a robust, automotive-grade component engineered for high-power applications. As part of a low-cost device series suitable for high-volume auto placement, it delivers exceptional performance in demanding environments, including high-frequency operations, thanks to its short lead structure and thick film technology.
This resistor offers a 2W power rating at 70°C, featuring an excellent small size to power ratio for space-constrained PCB designs. It is built to withstand rigorous conditions, with a maximum overload voltage of 500V, a dielectric withstand voltage of 500V, and a maximum continuous working voltage of 250V. The component operates reliably across an extensive temperature range from -55°C to +155°C.
Key Features & Benefits
This high-power SMD resistor from TE Connectivity provides a reliable, cost-effective solution for designers needing compact power handling in automotive, industrial, and telecommunications equipment.
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