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Y0094V0359FQ9L

Y0094V0359FQ9L Description

The Y0094V0359FQ9L from VPG Foil Resistors is a high-precision 2-resistor network designed for voltage divider applications with TCR-matched performance. Part of the VSR144 series, this through-hole component features a compact 0.295" x 0.100" (7.49mm x 2.54mm) footprint and a 0.320" (8.13mm) seated height, making it suitable for space-constrained designs. With resistances of 900Ω and 3.6kΩ, it offers a ±1% tolerance, ±8ppm/°C temperature coefficient, and an exceptional ±0.02% resistor matching ratio, ensuring minimal drift and high stability. The ±1.5ppm/°C resistor-ratio drift further enhances its precision in demanding environments.

Y0094V0359FQ9L Features

• Precision TCR Matching: Ideal for applications requiring minimal thermal drift, with ±8ppm/°C TCR and ±1.5ppm/°C ratio drift.
• High Accuracy: ±1% tolerance and ±0.02% matching ratio for consistent performance in voltage division.
• Robust Construction: Through-hole mounting with a 100mW power rating per element, ensuring reliability.
• Compliance: ROHS3 Compliant, EAR99 ECCN, and HTSUS 8533.21.0050 listed for global compatibility.
• Stable Performance: Moisture-insensitive (MSL: Not Applicable) and suitable for harsh operating conditions.

Y0094V0359FQ9L Applications

This resistor network excels in:

• Precision voltage dividers for analog signal conditioning.
• Reference circuits in test & measurement equipment.
• High-stability feedback networks in industrial control systems.
• Medical instrumentation where low drift and accuracy are critical.
• Aerospace and defense electronics requiring long-term reliability.

Conclusion of Y0094V0359FQ9L

The Y0094V0359FQ9L stands out for its ultra-low drift, matched TCR performance, and exceptional accuracy, making it a top choice for precision voltage division. Its rugged design, compliance with industry standards, and suitability for harsh environments ensure it meets the demands of high-reliability applications. Engineers seeking stable, high-performance resistor networks will find this model an optimal solution.