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Y1767V0001BA0L

Y1767V0001BA0L Description

The Y1767V0001BA0L from VPG Foil Resistors is a high-precision 2-resistor network designed for voltage divider applications with TCR-matched performance. Part of the VSH144 series, this through-hole component features a 10kΩ resistance per element with an ultra-tight ±0.1% tolerance and an exceptional ±2ppm/°C temperature coefficient. Its ±0.05% resistor matching ratio and ±0.5ppm/°C resistor-ratio drift ensure unmatched stability in demanding environments. The device is housed in a compact 6.70mm x 2.50mm (0.264" x 0.098") package with a 0.323" (8.20mm) max height, making it suitable for space-constrained designs.

Y1767V0001BA0L Features

• Ultra-Precision: ±0.1% tolerance and ±2ppm/°C TCR for critical analog circuits.
• Matched Performance: ±0.05% resistor matching and ±0.5ppm/°C ratio drift for consistent voltage division.
• Robust Construction: Through-hole mounting with 100mW power handling per element.
• Stable Environmental Performance: MSL Not Applicable and ROHS3 Compliant for reliability in industrial applications.
• Compact Design: Radial 3-pin configuration in a Bulk package, ideal for high-density PCBs.

Y1767V0001BA0L Applications

This resistor network excels in precision voltage division, particularly in:

• High-accuracy instrumentation (e.g., multimeters, bridge circuits).
• Medical devices requiring stable reference voltages.
• Aerospace & defense systems where low drift and TCR matching are critical.
• Industrial automation (e.g., sensor signal conditioning, DAC/ADC interfaces).

Conclusion of Y1767V0001BA0L

The Y1767V0001BA0L stands out for its exceptional precision, stability, and compact form factor, making it a top choice for engineers designing high-reliability analog systems. Its TCR-matched performance and low ratio drift outperform conventional resistor networks, ensuring long-term accuracy in mission-critical applications. Backed by VPG Foil Resistors' expertise, this component delivers repeatable performance where even minor deviations are unacceptable.