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Y1485V0082BT9R

Y1485V0082BT9R Description

The Y1485V0082BT9R from VPG Foil Resistors is a high-precision 2-resistor network designed for voltage divider applications with TCR-matched performance. Part of the DSM series, this surface-mount device features ultra-tight tolerances (±0.1% resistance, ±0.01% ratio matching) and an exceptionally low temperature coefficient (±2ppm/°C), ensuring stability in demanding environments. The compact 1610 package (4.06mm x 2.69mm) with a 1.80mm profile suits space-constrained designs, while its 50mW power rating per element balances performance and thermal management.

Y1485V0082BT9R Features

• Precision Matched Resistors: 5kΩ and 10kΩ values with ±0.01% ratio tolerance for accurate voltage division.
• Ultra-Low Drift: ±2ppm/°C TCR and ±0.5ppm/°C resistor-ratio drift minimize thermal-induced errors.
• Robust Construction: ROHS3-compliant and MSL1-rated for reliability in industrial applications.
• Surface-Mount Ready: 3-pin configuration in a Tape & Reel (TR) package for automated assembly efficiency.
• Wide Applications: Ideal for precision analog circuits, medical instrumentation, and aerospace systems where stability is critical.

Y1485V0082BT9R Applications

This resistor network excels in:

• High-Accuracy Voltage Dividers: Critical for ADC/DAC reference circuits and sensor signal conditioning.
• TCR-Sensitive Designs: Compensates for thermal drift in precision voltage regulators or feedback networks.
• Industrial & Aerospace Electronics: Suitable for avionics, test equipment, and calibration tools due to its EAR99/ECCN compliance.

Conclusion of Y1485V0082BT9R

The Y1485V0082BT9R sets a benchmark for precision resistor networks, combining sub-ppm stability, compact form factor, and industrial-grade reliability. Its TCR-matched pairing and ultra-tight tolerances make it indispensable for engineers designing mission-critical analog systems. For applications demanding uncompromising accuracy over temperature and time, this VPG Foil Resistors solution outperforms conventional thin-film or thick-film networks.