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Y5076V0691BB0L

Y5076V0691BB0L Description

The Y5076V0691BB0L from VPG Foil Resistors is a high-precision 2-resistor voltage divider network from the VHD200 series, designed for applications requiring ultra-stable TCR-matched performance. With resistances of 100Ω and 20kΩ, this through-hole component features an exceptional ±0.1% tolerance and an ultra-low ±2ppm/°C temperature coefficient, ensuring minimal drift in critical circuits. Its ±0.1% resistor matching ratio and ±0.1ppm/°C ratio drift make it ideal for precision analog applications where stability is paramount. The device is housed in a compact 11.05mm x 4.70mm package with a 14.35mm max height, suitable for space-constrained designs.

Y5076V0691BB0L Features

• Ultra-High Precision: ±0.1% tolerance and ±2ppm/°C TCR for unmatched stability.
• TCR-Matched Pair: Ensures consistent performance across temperature variations.
• Low Ratio Drift: ±0.1ppm/°C minimizes voltage divider errors over temperature.
• Robust Construction: Through-hole mounting with a 100mW power rating per element.
• Compact Footprint: 0.435" x 0.185" (11.05mm x 4.70mm) for efficient PCB layout.
• Wide Resistance Range: 100Ω and 20kΩ ratio optimized for precision voltage division.

Y5076V0691BB0L Applications

This resistor network excels in high-accuracy systems, including:

• Precision voltage references in test & measurement equipment.
• Analog signal conditioning for industrial sensors and data acquisition.
• Medical instrumentation where low drift and high stability are critical.
• Aerospace & defense electronics requiring long-term reliability under harsh conditions.
• Calibration standards for laboratory-grade instruments.

Conclusion of Y5076V0691BB0L

The Y5076V0691BB0L stands out as a top-tier voltage divider for demanding applications, combining VPG Foil's legendary precision with rugged construction. Its low TCR, tight matching, and minimal drift make it superior to conventional resistor networks, particularly in environments where thermal stability is crucial. Engineers designing high-reliability analog systems will find this component indispensable for maintaining accuracy over time and temperature.