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Y0076V0073VV0L

Y0076V0073VV0L Description

The Y0076V0073VV0L from VPG Foil Resistors is a high-precision 2-resistor network designed for voltage divider applications requiring ultra-tight TCR (Temperature Coefficient of Resistance) matching. Part of the VHD144 series, this through-hole component features resistances of 100Ω and 1kΩ with an exceptional ±0.005% tolerance and ±2ppm/°C TCR, ensuring minimal drift over temperature. Its ±0.005% resistor matching ratio and ±0.1ppm/°C resistor-ratio-drift make it ideal for critical analog circuits where stability is paramount. The radial bulk package (10.11mm x 4.70mm) offers robust mechanical integrity, while its 100mW power rating per element suits low-power precision designs.

Y0076V0073VV0L Features

• Ultra-High Precision: ±0.005% tolerance and ±2ppm/°C TCR for unmatched accuracy.
• TCR-Matched Pair: Ensures consistent performance in voltage dividers under thermal stress.
• Low Ratio Drift: ±0.1ppm/°C minimizes divider ratio variations over temperature.
• Through-Hole Mounting: Reliable 3-pin radial design for secure PCB integration.
• Wide Applications: EAR99/ECCN compliant, suitable for industrial, aerospace, and test equipment.
• No MSL Restrictions: Non-MSLA package simplifies handling and storage.

Y0076V0073VV0L Applications

This resistor network excels in:

• Precision voltage references in data acquisition systems.
• High-accuracy instrumentation (e.g., bridge circuits, medical devices).
• Aerospace & defense electronics where thermal stability is critical.
• Calibration equipment requiring long-term ratio stability.
• Low-noise analog signal conditioning circuits.

Conclusion of Y0076V0073VV0L

The Y0076V0073VV0L sets a benchmark for precision resistor networks, combining sub-ppm drift, military-grade stability, and industry-leading TCR matching. Its VPG Foil Resistors heritage ensures reliability in mission-critical applications, outperforming conventional thin-film or thick-film arrays. Engineers seeking zero-compromise accuracy in voltage division or ratio-sensitive designs will find this model indispensable.