*AC Interrupting Rating (Measured at designated voltage, 100% power factor);DC Interrupting Rating (Measured at designated voltage, time constant of less than
50 microseconds, battery source)
** DC Cold Resistance (Measured at 10% of rated current)
†Typical Melting I
2
t (Measured with a battery bank at rated DC voltage, 10x-rated current (not to exceed IR), time constant of calibrated circuit less than 50 microseconds)
‡Typical Voltage Drop (Measured at rated current after temperature stabilizes)
Device designed to carry rated current for four hours minimum.An operating current of 80% or less of rated current is recommended, with further derating required at
elevated ambient temperatures.
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TCP500mA250 V50 A 40 A0.420 0.530 0.6401.3 A2s100 A2s471mVF
TCP1.25A250 V50 A 60 A0.070 0.090 0.11022.2 A2s100 A2s150mVJ
TCP2A250 V50 A 60 A0.050 0.075 0.10030 A
2
s100 A2s205mVN
*AC Interrupting Rating (Measured at designated voltage, 100% power factor)
** DC Cold Resistance (Measured at 10% of rated current)
***On RoHS Compliant Version (-R option)
†Typical Melting I2t (Measured with a battery bank at 60V DC, 10x-rated current, time constant of calibrated circuit less than 50 microseconds)
‡Typical Voltage Drop (Measured at rated current after temperature stabilizes)
• Solderability: IEC 127-4 Clause 8.6.2 subjected to Test
Td of IEC-68-2-58 with the following conditions; Aging:
none. Immersion conditions: exceeds IEC 127-4.
Depth of immersion: entire metal surface. Flux type:
non-activated. Solder type:60% tin and 40% lead
according to IEC 68-2-20, Appendix B.
• Resistance to Soldering Heat: IEC 127-4 Clause 8.7
subjected to Test Td of IEC 68-2-58 with the following
conditions; Aging: none. Immersion conditions: 260°C
± 5°C, 10 seconds ± 1 sec. Depth of immersion:
10mm. Flux type: activated. Solder type: 60% tin and
40% lead
*AC Interrupting Rating (Measured at designated voltage, greater than 95% power factor);DC Interrupting Rating (Measured at designated voltage, time constant of
the calibrated circuit is less than 1 millisecond, battery source)
** DC Cold Resistance (Measured at ≤10% of rated current)
†Typical Melting I2t (Measured with a battery bank at rated DC voltage, 10x-rated current, not to exceed IR, time constant of calibrated circuit less than 50 microseconds)
‡Typical Voltage Drop (Measured at rated current after temperature stabilizes)
• Device designed to carry rated current for four hours minimum.An operating current of 80% or less of rated current is recommended, with further derating required at
elevated ambient temperatures.
PACKAGING CODE
Packaging CodeDescription
TR22,500 pieces of fuses on 24mm tape-and-reel on 13 inch (330mm) reel per EIA Standard 481
TR350 pieces of fuses on 24mm tape packaged in a plastic box per EIA Standard 481
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1025F250mA250V 125V100A 50ATBD TBD TBDTBDTBDD f
1025F500mA250V 125V100A 50ATBD TBD TBDTBDTBDF f
1025F800mA250V 125V100A 50ATBD TBD TBDTBDTBDKK f
1025F1A250V 125V100A 50ATBD TBD TBDTBDTBDH f
1025F1.6A250V 125V100A 50ATBD TBD TBDTBDTBDMM f
1025F2A250V 125V100A 50ATBD TBD TBDTBDTBDN f
1025F2.5A250V 125V100A 50ATBD TBD TBDTBDTBDO f
1025F3.15A250V 125V100A 50ATBD TBD TBDTBDTBDQ f
1025F4A250V 125V100A 50ATBD TBD TBDTBDTBDS f
1025F5A250V 125V100A 50ATBD TBD TBDTBDTBDT f
1025F6.3A250V 125V100A 50ATBD TBD TBDTBDTBDOO f
*AC Interrupting Rating (Measured at designated voltage, greater than 95% power factor);DC Interrupting Rating (Measured at designated voltage,
time constant of the calibrated circuit is less than 1 millisecond, battery source)
** DC Cold Resistance (Measured at ≤10% of rated current)
†Typical Melting I
2
t (Measured with a battery bank at 10x-rated current, not to exceed IR,
time constant of calibrated circuit less than 50 microseconds)
‡Typical Voltage Drop (Measured at rated current after temperature stabilizes)
• Device designed to carry rated current for four hours minimum.An operating current of 80% or less of rated current is recommended, with
further derating required at elevated ambient temperatures.
PACKAGING CODE
Packaging CodeDescription
TR22500 pieces of fuses on 24mm tape-and-reel on a 13 inch (330mm) reel per EIA Standard 481
TR350 pieces of fuses on 24mm tape packaged in a plastic box per EIA Standard 481
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*AC Interrupting Rating (Measured at designated voltage, 100% power factor);DC Interrupting Rating (Measured at designated voltage, time constant of less than 50
microseconds, battery source)
** DC Cold Resistance (Measured at 10% of rated current)
†Typical Melting I
2
t (Measured with a battery bank at rated DC voltage, 10x-rated current, time constant of calibrated circuit less than 50 microseconds)
‡Typical Voltage Drop (Measured at rated current after temperature stabilizes)
Device designed to carry rated current for four hours minimum.An operating current of 80% or less of rated current is recommended, with further derating required at elevated
ambient temperatures.
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*AC Interrupting Rating (Measured at designated voltage, 100% power factor random closing);DC Interrupting Rating (Measured at designated voltage, time constant of
less than 50 microseconds, battery source)
** DC Cold Resistance (Measured at ≤10% of rated current)
†Typical Melting I
2
t (Measured with a battery bank at rated DC voltage, 10x-rated current, but not exceeding the interrupting rating. Time constant of calibrated circuit less
than 50 microseconds).Test current not to exceed interrupting rating of 50A.
‡Typical Voltage Drop (Measured at rated current after temperature stabilizes)
‡‡Marking Code - 3
rd
(U = USA, T = Taiwan and S = China)
• Device designed to carry rated current for four hours minimum.An operating current of 80% or less of rated current is recommended, with further derating required at
elevated ambient temperatures.
U,
T
or
S
1
st
& 2
nd3rd
PACKAGING CODE
Packaging CodeDescription
SP150 piece sample
TR22,500 pieces of fuses on 24mm tape-and-reel on 13 inch (330mm) reel per EIA Standard 481
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*AC Interrupting Rating (Measured at designated voltage, 100% power factor random closing);DC Interrupting Rating (Measured at designated voltage, time
constant of the calibrated circuit is less than 50 microseconds, battery source)
** DC Cold Resistance (Measured at ≤10% of rated current)
†Typical Melting I2t (Measured with a battery bank at rated DC voltage, 10x-rated current, time constant of calibrated circuit less than 50 microseconds)
‡Typical Voltage Drop (Measured at rated current after temperature stabilizes)
‡‡Marking Code - 3
rd
(U = USA, T = Taiwan and S = China)
• Device designed to carry rated current for four hours minimum.An operating current of 80% or less of rated current is recommended, with further derating required at
elevated ambient temperatures.
U,
T
or
S
1
st
& 2
nd
3
rd
PACKAGING CODE
Packaging CodeDescription
SP150 piece sample
TR22,500 pieces of fuses on 24mm tape-and-reel on 13 inch (330mm) reel per EIA Standard 481
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does not convey any right to loan, sell or disclose the
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Rev. # Revision Description Date Author Appr
L Redraw the Maximum Offset of Tube to make it legible. Correct the minimum tube size from .103”SQ to .101”SQ. Add
comment to indicate the cap and tub e SQ si zes are minimum dimensions. Update UL card to indicate 2A. Remove the ink
color from the alpha mark spec. Add the alpha mark designations for the China and Costa Rica facilities. Update mfgr info.
K Rename TCP1.251A product to TCP2A. No change in electrical characteristics. Add China facility. 8/23/00 VK DB
J Add 1.251A version. Add ISO registration information. Change alpha code: 500mA from A to F and 1.25A from B to J. 6/8/00 DR EC
I Detail marking specification in section 7. 4/28/00 DR EC
H Add maximum total clearing I2t in section 5.5. 1/19/00 DR EC
G Added nickel flash. Added cold resistance for TCP-500mA (min 0.541, typ 0.614, max. 0.686) Added typ. Melt I2t
(500mA=1.3a
205mV. Added TCC for both ratings. Changed max. temp from 85°C to 125°C. Added max. tube offset drawing.
F 5.2.1 Changed .500mA 600v int. rating to 40A; 5.4 Added DC cold resistance for TCP1.25 min-0.107, type -0.128, max. -
0.150; 5.6 Added 0.205 typ voltage drop to TCP 1.25A; 6.1 Added UL Recognition card; 6.2 Added CSA component
acceptance card; 12 Removed copper from wire, plate end plates and mark in flow chart.
E Changed area code, removed Nickel flash on post plating, removed marking of fuse 6/99 CR EC
D Changed Interrupting Rating to 60A, changed Time vs. Current requirement for 1.25A, & removed specification data results. 4/99 DG EC
C Added new logo and disclaime r 1/99 DG EC
B Final for prerelease 3/98 EC EC
A Original 2/18 EC EC
2
sec, 1.25A=22.2 a2sec). Added typ. Voltage drop on 500mA(471mV), changed voltage drop of 1.25A to
CONFIDENTIAL information. Unauthorized reproduction or use of the information is
2/21/01 VK DB
10/99 CR EC
9/99 CR EC
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Table of Contents
Section Title Page
1. Scope 3
2. Manufacturer and Production Facility 3
3. Catalog Symbol and Part Numbering System 3
4. Mechanical Specifications 4
5. Electrical Specifications 6
6. Standards and Agency information 11
7. Marking Specification 13
8. Soldering Method 13
9. Land Pattern 14
10. Temperature Derating Curve 14
11. Packaging Specification 15
12. Process Flow Chart 15
13. Environmental (Reliability / Qualification) Data 16
14. End 18
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1.SCOPE
1.1 This Specification applies to Bussmann TCP series protectors.
2. MANUFACTURER AND PRODUCTION FACILITY
2.1 Manufacturer Cooper Electronic Technologies
3601 Quantum Boulevard
Boynton Beach, FL 33426
Phone: (561) 752-5000
Fax: (561) 742-0134
2.2 Production Facility 1) Bussmann 2) NO. 59-12, 9 Lin
114 Old State Road Ta Tsuo Li, Chu Nan Chen Ellisville, MO 63021 (USA) Mia LiHsien, Taiwan, R.O.C
3) Xin Min Industrial Estate 4) 1K M Al Este Del Aeropurto
Changan DongGuan Juan Santamarita, Zona Franca
Guangdong Province China Saret, Edificio B-05
Rio Segundo Alajuela, Costa Rica
2.3 ISO Registration 1) ISO 9002, File Number A4916 2) ISO 9001, File Number A6444
3) ISO 9002, Certificate No. Q2273 4) ISO 9002, File Number A7346
3. CATALOG SYMBOL AND PART NUMBERING SYSTEM
3.1 Catalog Symbol
3.1.1 Example TR1/TCP500mA
TR1/
TCP 500mA
↓ ↓ ↓ 1 2 3
1. Packaging Code: TR1/
2. Series Number: TCP
3. Ampere Rating: 500mA
3.2 Part Numbering System
3.2.1 Packaging Code
Pack aging CodeDesc ript i on
SP1/10 Fuses in Tape in a Pl as tic Bag (Engineeri ng S am pl es)
SP2/50 Fuses in Tape with a Leader and Trailer in a P l as tic Box (En gineering S am pl es)
TR1/1000 Fuses i n Tape and Reel (13 inc h [ 330 m m ] reel)
TR2/2500 Fuses i n Tape and Reel (13 inc h [ 330 m m ] reel)
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CatalogDescription
Symbol
TCP500m A500m AFuse
TCP1.25A1.25AFuse
TCP2A2AFuse
4. MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS
4.1 Construction (drawing not to scale)
1 2 3 4 5 6
1. End plate
2. High temperature solder preform
3. Metallization of ceramic body
4. Ceramic body
5. Fuse element
6. End termination overcoat on both ends (Nickel Flash, Tin/Lead Overcoat)
4.1.2 Maximum Offset of Tube
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4.2 Dimensions (drawings not to scale)
4.2.1 End View mm
(inches)
2.77± 0.15
(0.109± 0.006)
2.77± 0.15
(0.109± 0.006)
4.2.2 Top View mm
(inches)
1.40± 0.251.40± 0.25
(0.055± 0. 010)(0.055± 0.010)
2.77± 0.15
(0.109± 0. 006)
10.29± 0. 2 0
(0.405± 0.008)
4.2.3 Side View mm
(inches)
1.40± 0. 251.40± 0.25
(0.055± 0. 010)(0.055± 0. 010)
2.77± 0. 15
(0.109± 0. 006)
10.29± 0.2 0
(0.405± 0.008)
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Vol tage Rat ing
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4.2.4 Orthogonal View
5. ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS
5.1 Voltage Rating
Catalog Sy m bol
AC
TCP500mA250 V
TCP1.25A250 V
TCP2A250 V
5.2 Interrupting Rating
5.2.1 AC Interrupting Rating (Measured at designated voltage, 100% power factor)
C a ta log Sym bol
Inte rrupting R ating
AC
250 V600 V*
TC P5 00mA5 0 A4 0A
TC P1 .25A50 A60 A
TC P2 A50 A60 A
*600V, 60A Interrupting ratings test were performed by closing the circuit between 50
° and 70° on the voltage wave.
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5.3 Time vs. Current Characteristic (Measured with a Kepco constant current power supply)
5.3.1 For TCP500mA and TCP1.25A
% of Am p Rat ingOpening Time
100%4 Hours M inim um
250%1 Second Min im um
250%4 -10 Sec onds Typic al
250%120 Seconds Maxim um
300%*10 S ec onds M ax im um
*If the device does not open at 250% within 120 seconds, increase current to 300% of amp rating.
Device must open in 10 seconds maximum.
5.3.2 For TCP2A
Current LevelOpening Time
2.2A * *30 mi nut es mi nim um
7Aopens before Bussmann M DL-2
25Aopens before Bus s m ann M DL-2
40Aopens before Bus s m ann M DL-2
% of Amp RatingO pening Time
1 00%4 Hours Minimum
2 50%1 Second Minimum
2 50%4 - 10 Seconds Typica l
2 50%120 Seconds Maxim um
3 00%*10 S econds Maximum
*If the device does not open at 250% within 120 seconds, increase current to 300% of amp rating.
Device must op en in 10 seconds maximum.
** The TCP2 A may have a maximum t emperature rise of 100°C after carrying 2.2A for thirty minutes.
5.4 DC Cold Resistance (Measured at 10% of rated current)
Catalog Sy m bolResistance (ohms)
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5.5 I
2
t
5.5.1 Typical Melt I
2
t is measured with a battery bank at 60V DC, 10x-rated current, time constant
of calibrated circuit less than 50 microseconds.
5.5.2 Maximum Total Clearing is measured on a 40A, 600V AC, unity power factor circuit.
C atalog SymbolTypical Maximum
2
Melt I
tTotal C learing I2t
TCP500mA1.3 A
TCP1.25A22.2 A
TCP2A30 A
2
s100 A
2
s100 A
2
s100 A
2
s
2
s
2
s
5.6 Typical Voltage Drop (Measured at rated current after temperature stabilizes)
Catalog Symbol Typical Voltage Drop
TCP500mA471mV
TCP1.25A205mV
TCP2A205mV
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Waveform
Metallic
Waveform
Longitudi nal Type A
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5.7 Surge Specifications
a) TCP 500mA tested to surge requirements listed below
Surge S pecific at i onSurgeRepet i t ions
(µSec.)Current (A)Volt age (V)
Longitudinal
FCC 47 Part 68
FCC 47 Part 68
Type B25x32037.5N/AFus e cannot open
Type A210x 560100800
Performance
Requirement
Fus e m ust open
safely
Surge Out2510x16065N/AF us e cannot open
b) TCP1.25A and TCP2A tested to surge specifications listed below
Performance
Surge S pecific at i onSurgeRepetitions
FCC 47 Part 68
210x160100 per fuse1500Fus e cannot open
( µSec.)Current (A ) V ol t age (V )
Requirements
FCC 47 Part 68Met al li c Type B210x560100800Fuse c annot open
Bel lcore GR-1089-CORE Fi rs t Level Lighting5010x10001001000F us e cannot open
Bel lcore GR-1089-CORE Fi rs t Level Lighting502x105002500F us e cannot open
Surge Out110x160160N/AFuse c annot open
Surge Out110x560115N/AFuse c annot open
5.8 Maximum Temperature Rise (Measured at rated current after temperature stabilizes)
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C atalog Sym bolMaximum Temperature Rise
TCP500mA<
TCP1.25A<
TCP2A<
75 °C (13 5°F)
75 °C (13 5°F)
75 °C (13 5°F)
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5.9 Time Current Curve:
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6. STANDARDS and APPROVALS
6.1 UL Recognition Card (JDYX2 / E19180)
6.1.1 Marking The UL Recognition symbol appears on the label affixed to the packaging container.
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6.2 CSA Component Acceptance Card (500mA and 1.25A)
2A is approved, but the card has not been updated
6.2.1 Marking The CSA symbol appears on the label affixed to the packaging container
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7. MARKING SPECIFICATION
7.1 A two letter alpha code will be marked on the body of the fuse.
The first letter will indicate the ampere rating. The second letter will indicate the manufacturing facility.
7.1.1 Table of alpha code marking
Am pere1st pos i t ionManufact uring2nd posit i on
Ratingalpha codeFaci l it y Loc at i onalpha c ode
TCP500mAFUSAu
TCP1.25AJTaiwant
TCP2ANChinas
Cos t a Ricac
7.1.2 Example of a TCP1.25A manufactured in the USA.
Ju
J = 1.25A
u = manufactured in USA
8. SOLDERING METHOD
8.1 Wave Immersion
8.1.1 Reservoir Temperature: 260° C (500°F)
8.1.2 Time in Reservoir: 3 Seconds Maximum
8.2 Infrared
8.2.1 Temperature: 240° C (464 °F)
8.2.2 Time: 30 Seconds Maximum
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10.2 Maximum Operating Temperature: -55°C to 125°C with proper correction factor applied
10.2.2 Chart of correction factor for TCP500mA and TCP1.25A
150
140
130
120
110
100
90
80
70
60
Percent of Rating
50
40
30
-55-40-20020406080100 125
Ambient °C
Effe ct o n Cur r ent
Rating
10.2.3 Chart of correction factor for TCP2A to be created
10.3 Storage Temperature: -55°C to 125°C (-67° F to 185°F)
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Title: Engineering Product Specification Telecom Circuit Protector Revision: L
Printed on: 7/14/2003 Sheet 15 of 18
11. PACKAGING SPECIFICATION
11.1 SP1/: 10 pieces of fuses on 24mm tape, 8 mm pitch per EIA Standard 481, packaged in a
plastic bag
11.2 SP2/: 50 pieces of fuses on 24mm tape, 8 mm pitch per EIA Standard 481, packaged in a
plastic box
11.3 TR1/: 1000 pieces of fuses on 24mm tape and reeled on a 13 inch (330 mm) reel per EIA
Standard 481, 8 mm pitch
11.4 TR2/: 2500 pieces of fuses on 24mm tape and reeled on a 13 inch (330 mm) reel per EIA
Standard 481, 8 mm pitch
12. PROCESS FLOW CHART
Purchase
Tubes
Purchase
End Plates
Clean End
Plates
Overcoat
Terminations
Test
and Pack Fu ses
Purchase
Wire (T)
Plate
Wire (T)
Purchase Ceramic
Yarn (T)
Wind Wire
Around Yarn (T)
Cut Element
To Length
Met allize
Tube Ends
Plate
Metalized
Ends’
Assemble Fu s e Compon ents
and Reflow Solder
Purchase
Solder Disk
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Title: Engineering Product Specification Telecom Circuit Protector Revision: L
Printed on: 7/14/2003 Sheet 16 of 18
13. ENVIRONMENTAL (RELIABILITIY / QUALIFICATION) DATA
13.1 Life Test:
MIL-STD-202, Method 108A, Test Condition D
13.2 Load Humidity Test:
MIL-STD-202, Method 103B except:
13.2.1 Environmental chamber 85%+
2% relative humidity at 85°C+2°C
13.2.2 100% of rated DC current, at any voltage less than or equal to rated voltage for 1000 hours
13.2.3 At 168h, 504h, and completion of test, the power is turned off. Resistance readings are taken
after temperature stabilization. Change in resistance from the original value is calculated
and recorded. ∆R<10%.
13.2.4 After 1000 hours is completed, samples are split into two equal lots.
13.2.5 One group is tested to the non-destructive 100% Current Carry Test. After current carry test is
complete, half of the samples are subjected to the Maximum Current Carry Test with the
remaining samples subjected to the Time Current Characteristic Curve Generation.
13.2.6 The other group is tested to the destructive Current Overload Test.
13.3.1 Samples are placed in a temperature/moisture chamber and subjected to 50 cycles.
13.3.2 Temperature and humidity measurements are recorded at 0 cycles, 25 cycles, and 50 cycles.
13.3.3 At the completion of 50 cycles.
Samples are stabilized at 25°C+
5°C for a minimum of 15 minutes and a maximum of 24 hours.
The change in resistance from the original value is calculated and recorded. ∆R<10%,
13.3.4 One cycle is:
1) Start at 90-100% RH and 25°+
2) Ramp up to 65°C+
3) Remain at 65°C+
4) Ramp down to 25°C+
2°C within 2 ½ hours
2°C for 3 hours
2C within 2 ½ hours with 80-100% RH
5) Ramp back up to 65°C+
6) Remain at 65°C+
7) Ramp down to 25°C+
8) Remain at 25°C+
2°C for 3 hours
2°C within 2 ½ hours with 80-100% RH
2°C for 8 hours with 90-100% RH
2°C
2°C within 2 ½ hours with 90-100% RH
13.3.5 Samples are split into two equal lots
13.3.6 One set is tested to the non-destructive 100% Current Carry Test. After completion, the samples
are subjected to the Time Current Characteristic Curve Generation.
13.3.7 The other set is subjected to the destructive Current Overload Test
13.4 Terminal Strength Test:
Downward force is applied to cause a 1mm deflection for 1 minute (no physical evidence of mechanical
or physical damage, change in resistance < 5%)
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Title: Engineering Product Specification Telecom Circuit Protector Revision: L
Printed on: 7/14/2003 Sheet 17 of 18
13.5 Thermal Shock Test:
MIL-STD-202, Method 107D, air-to-air except:
13.5.1 Samples are placed in a temperature chamber and subjected to 200 air-to-air cycles of the
following:
1) Hold -55°C+
2) Transfer to 125°C+
2°C for 30+5 minutes
2°C within 0.5 minutes
3) Hold 125°C±2°C for 30±5 minutes
4) Transfer to -55°C±2°C within 0.5 minutes
5) Repeat cycle 200 times
13.5.2 At completion of 200 cycles, resistance readings taken after temperature stabilization (25°C±5°C
for 15 minutes minimum to 24 hours maximum)
13.5.3 Samples divided into two equal lots of twenty
13.5.4 One set is tested to the non-destructive 100% current carry test. After completion, the samples
are subjected to the Time Current Characteristic Curve Generation.
13.5.5 The other set is subjected to the destructive Current Overload Test.
13.6 Maximum Current Carry Test
13.6.1 Performed after the non-destructive Load Humidity and 100% Current Carry Tests (same samples
used)
13.6.2 At the completion of the 100% Current Carry Test, the current is increased by 10% of the current
rating of the fuse. Increase occurs every 15 minutes until the fuse opens. Temperature is
monitored constantly.
13.7 Case Resistance Test
EIS/IS-722
13.8 Resistance to Dissolution of Metallization Test
ANSI J-STD-002, Test D
13.9 Mechanical Shock Test
MIL-STD-202, Method 213B, Test Condition A, except:
13.9.1 Test boards mounted to a shock test fixture, which in turn was mounted to the table of the shock
machine.
13.9.2 Shock machine calibrated for the required shock pulse.
13.9.3 Samples subjected to eighteen impacts, three impacts in each of the three mutually
perpendicular axis. Each shock pulse approximated a half-sine wave shape with a magnitude
of 50 g’s for 11±1 milliseconds.
13.9.4 High frequency vibration test is performed after the mechanical shock test is completed.
After the high-frequency vibration test, the samples undergo the 100% current carry test and the
Current overload tests.
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Title: Engineering Product Specification Telecom Circuit Protector Revision: L
Printed on: 7/14/2003 Sheet 18 of 18
13.10 High Frequency Vibration Test
MIL-STD-202, Method 204D, Test Condition D, except:
13.10.1 Test boards mounted to a shock test fixture, which in turn was mounted to the table of the shock
machine.
13.10.2 Samples subjected to a simple harmonic motion having an amplitude of 20g peak ± 20%.
13.10.3 Vibration frequency is varied logarithmically from 10 to 2,000 Hz.
13.10.4 Cycle is performed 12 times in each of the three mutually perpendicular directions.
13.10.5 At the completion of the last cycle, resistance readings are taken after temperature stabilization.
The change in resistance from the original value is calculated and recorded.
13.10.6 After the vibration test is completed, the samples undergo the non-destructive 100% current
carry test and then the destructive Current Overload Test.
13.11 Resistance to Solvents Test
MIL-STD-202, Method 215A
Note:
Due to the similarities of constructions for TCP1.25A and TCP2A, environmental tests were
performed on TCP1.25A only.
14. END
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