V282BB60

V282BB60 Voltage Sensitive Resistor

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Datasheet. V282BB60 specification

Element Material
The element,compound,or mixture of which the element is fabricated,excluding any surface treatment.

oxide

Special Features
Those unusual or unique characteristics or qualities of an item not covered in the other requirements and which are determined to be essential for identification.

2800 ac vm; 3500 dc vm; 4700 dc vn

Answers.

What is the NSN for V282BB60?

5905-01-424-3837

How is this classified for shipping?

Schedule B number: 8533390080
Wirewound variable resistors

What's the federal classification of V282BB60?

FSC 5905 ⁓ Resistors

Excluding resistance wire.

NSN 5905-01-424-3837 RESISTOR,VOLTAGE SENSITIVE

2800 ac vm; 3500 dc vm; 4700 dc vn

NIIN
014243837
NIIN Date
01/26/96
Schedule B
8533390080 
Name Code
10194
FIIG
T172-D
DEMIL / ITAR
Uncontrolled item (Code A)
Hazmat
No hazard information available from HMIRS.
MSDS
N/A
Precious Metals
No precious metals
Enviromental
N/A
Electrostatic ESD & EMI
No ESD or EMI sensitivity

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Major End Users Countries and entities

  • - Canada 

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V282BB60 / Resistor,voltage sensitiveWhat is the formal definition of this item?

A resistor specifically designed so that its ohms value decreases with increasing applied voltage over at least a portion of its rated ohmic range. see also absorber, overvoltage.