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CRC3A4E820JT

CRC3A4E820JT Description

The CRC3A4E820JT from KYOCERA AVX is a high-performance 4-resistor array designed for surface-mount applications. This 1206 (3216 Metric) package features a compact 0.126" x 0.063" (3.20mm x 1.60mm) footprint with a low-profile 0.024" (0.60mm) seated height, making it ideal for space-constrained PCB designs. Each resistor in the array has a 82Ω resistance with a ±5% tolerance and a ±250ppm/°C temperature coefficient, ensuring stable performance across varying environmental conditions. The isolated circuit configuration allows for flexible routing, while the 62.5mW power rating per element ensures reliable operation in low-power circuits.

CRC3A4E820JT Features

• 4 isolated resistors in a single 1206 convex package with long-side terminals for improved solderability.
• ±5% tolerance and ±250ppm/°C TCR for consistent performance in precision applications.
• Low-profile design (0.60mm height) suits high-density PCBs.
• 62.5mW power dissipation per resistor balances efficiency and thermal management.
• Tape & Reel (TR) packaging enables automated assembly processes.
• REACH Unaffected and EAR99 ECCN compliant for global regulatory adherence.
• Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL) 1 ensures unlimited floor life, simplifying storage and handling.

CRC3A4E820JT Applications

This resistor array excels in signal conditioning, pull-up/pull-down networks, and voltage division circuits within:

• Consumer electronics (e.g., smartphones, wearables).
• Industrial control systems requiring stable resistance values.
• Automotive electronics (non-safety-critical modules).
• Medical devices where compact, reliable passive components are critical.
• IoT and embedded systems leveraging its low-profile, high-density advantages.

Conclusion of CRC3A4E820JT

The CRC3A4E820JT combines KYOCERA AVX's proven reliability with a compact, high-performance design. Its isolated 82Ω resistors, tight tolerance, and robust packaging make it a versatile choice for modern electronics. While marked obsolete, it remains a practical solution for legacy designs or applications where its specific attributes align with requirements. Engineers should evaluate alternatives for new designs but can rely on this model for proven performance in existing systems.