TE Connectivity NEOHM SMA-Q 41.2Ω, Melf 0102 Thin Film SMD Resistor 1% 0.3W

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RS Stock No.:
590-510
Mfr. Part No.:
SMA-Q0102FTDL41R2
Brand:
TE Connectivity
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Brand

TE Connectivity

Resistance

41.2Ω

Technology

Thin Film

Package/Case

Melf 0102

Tolerance

1%

Power Rating

0.3W

Temperature Coefficient

±50ppm/°C

Automotive Standard

AEC-Q200 Compliant

Series

NEOHM SMA-Q

Minimum Operating Temperature

-55°C

Maximum Operating Temperature

+155°C

COO (Country of Origin):
TW
The TE Connectivity Metal film precision MELF resistor is designed with a robust SMD-enabled structure, ensuring maximum reliability and precision in your applications. Engineered to withstand the demands of both automotive and industrial sectors, this resistor boasts an impressive combination of tight tolerance and exceptionally low temperature coefficient of resistance (TCR). The resistor's enhanced coating provides improved humidity protection, making it a dependable choice for critical environments. Its lead-free and RoHS-compliant construction underscores a commitment to sustainability, while the various available sizes and power ratings allow for flexible integration into diverse electronic systems. The unique attributes of It contribute to its AEC-Q200 qualification, ensuring it meets stringent automotive standards in reliability and performance.

Exceptional moisture protection for increased durability
Lead free SMD enabled design for easy integration
AEC Q200 qualified for automotive reliability
Ultra low TCR ensures consistent performance across temperatures
Wide resistance range enables versatile applications
Optimal stability for demanding measurement and testing conditions

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