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Y5076V0056AA0L

Y5076V0056AA0L Description

The Y5076V0056AA0L from VPG Foil Resistors is a high-precision 2-resistor voltage divider network designed for applications requiring ultra-stable TCR-matched performance. Part of the VHD200 series, this through-hole component features a 1kΩ and 9kΩ resistance pair with an exceptional ±0.05% tolerance and ±2ppm/°C temperature coefficient, ensuring minimal drift over temperature variations. Its ±0.1ppm/°C resistor-ratio drift makes it ideal for precision analog circuits. Encased in a compact 0.398" x 0.185" (10.11mm x 4.70mm) bulk package, it offers 50mW power handling per element and is MSL non-sensitive, suitable for harsh environments.

Y5076V0056AA0L Features

• Ultra-Precision Matching: ±0.05% resistor matching ratio for balanced voltage division.
• Low TCR: ±2ppm/°C ensures stability across temperature fluctuations.
• Minimal Ratio Drift: ±0.1ppm/°C for long-term reliability in precision systems.
• Robust Construction: 13.33mm max height radial package with 3-pin through-hole mounting.
• Wide Application Range: EAR99/ECCN compliant, suitable for industrial, aerospace, and test equipment.
• No MSL Restrictions: Ideal for environments where moisture sensitivity is a concern.

Y5076V0056AA0L Applications

This resistor network excels in high-accuracy voltage division, such as:

• Reference Voltage Circuits: Precision dividers for ADCs, DACs, and sensor interfaces.
• Medical Instrumentation: Critical where signal integrity and stability are paramount.
• Aerospace & Defense: Stable performance in extreme temperatures and vibrations.
• Calibration Equipment: Low-drift ratio ensures repeatable measurements.
• Industrial Automation: Reliable operation in PLCs and control systems.

Conclusion of Y5076V0056AA0L

The Y5076V0056AA0L stands out for its unmatched precision, low thermal drift, and rugged design, making it a top choice for engineers demanding TCR-matched stability in voltage division tasks. Its VPG Foil Resistors heritage guarantees quality, while its non-MSL status broadens deployment flexibility. Whether in mission-critical aerospace systems or high-end test gear, this component delivers repeatable accuracy where lesser networks falter.