Looking at a mobo, trying to reverse some bit of it, I just notices that the resistors values aren't noted following the ordinary 3 or 4 figures code, but rather 2 figures and one letter, like 93A, 30C, 01C, 07B...
A quick search didn't show anything.
Anyone have pointers to this?
-- Thanks, Fred.
Looks like hex...
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There's a standard set of 2-digit+1-letter codes that refer to values. Search for EIA-96. If that's right, your resistors are 90.9, 20.0k,
10.0k, 1.15k.-- Ben Jackson AD7GD http://www.ben.com/
The codes on some resistors are rather like the codes on some ICs - they do not convey meaningful information about the value of the part. Those codes ring a bell and may be Vishay parts, so you might find the answer there.
Cheers
PeteS
Le Fri, 17 Aug 2007 15:12:18 -0500, Ben Jackson a écrit:
Thanks. Short after posting my question I've found some reference. It seems to be used manly on 1% 0603 where there's no room for four digits. Strange that I didn't notice it before.
-- Thanks, Fred.
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