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Y0076V0002BA0L

Y0076V0002BA0L Description

The Y0076V0002BA0L from VPG Foil Resistors is a high-precision 2-resistor network designed for voltage divider applications requiring ultra-tight TCR matching and minimal ratio drift. Part of the VHD144 series, this through-hole component features a 5kΩ resistance per element with an exceptional ±0.1% tolerance and a near-zero ±2ppm/°C temperature coefficient. Its ±0.05% resistor matching ratio and ±0.1ppm/°C ratio drift ensure unmatched stability in critical circuits. Encased in a compact 0.398" x 0.185" (10.11mm x 4.70mm) bulk package, it delivers 100mW power per element and is MSL exempt, making it robust for industrial environments.

Y0076V0002BA0L Features

• Precision Performance: ±0.1% tolerance and ±2ppm/°C TCR for minimal resistance variation.
• Ultra-Low Drift: ±0.1ppm/°C resistor-ratio drift ensures long-term stability.
• Matched Pair Configuration: ±0.05% ratio matching ideal for differential circuits.
• Rugged Design: Through-hole mounting with a 13.33mm max height and EAR99/HSUS-compliant materials.
• High Power Handling: 100mW per resistor for demanding applications.
• No MSL Restrictions: Suitable for extended storage and harsh conditions.

Y0076V0002BA0L Applications

• Precision Voltage Dividers: High-accuracy reference circuits in test/measurement equipment.
• Medical Instrumentation: Stable signal conditioning in ECG/EEG systems.
• Aerospace & Defense: Reliable performance in avionics and radar systems.
• Industrial Automation: Feedback networks in servo controls and PLCs.
• Calibration Standards: Low-drift ratios for metrology labs.

Conclusion of Y0076V0002BA0L

The Y0076V0002BA0L excels in applications demanding sub-ppm stability and ratio-critical performance. Its VPG Foil technology outperforms conventional thin-film networks in drift and matching, making it a top choice for mission-critical designs. Whether in aerospace, medical, or precision instrumentation, this resistor network delivers repeatable accuracy under thermal and mechanical stress.