VISHAY DALE CRCW06030000Z0EA 0 OHM 0603 SMD JUMPER RESISTOR 70 PCS NOS
$4.00
Vishay Dale CRCW06030000Z0EA zero-ohm surface-mount jumper resistors supplied as a fixed lot of 70 NOS pieces from original reel stock. These compact 0603 components provide a conductive PCB link while allowing automated placement with standard SMD assembly equipment.
Resistance: 0 ohm jumper
Package: 0603 / 1608 metric
Mounting: SMD / SMT
Technology: Thick film chip jumper
Series: Vishay CRCW
Original reel quantity shown: 5000
Included in this listing: 70 pieces
Date code shown: 2007
Seal date shown: 02/10/2020
Country marking: Israel
HISTORICAL BACKGROUND: Zero-ohm chip resistors became common as electronics manufacturing shifted from hand-installed wire jumpers to automated surface-mount assembly. They allow designers to bridge PCB traces, configure circuit options, separate board revisions, and create production-selectable links while using the same pick-and-place equipment as ordinary resistors. Vishay's CRCW family has long been used across industrial, automotive, communications, consumer, and general electronic equipment. This exact part remains active and is not obsolete.
Unused new old stock from legacy inventory. Packaging, age, and cosmetic condition may vary.
Pipeline quantities are informational and may change after arrival, inspection, sorting, testing, or donor teardown.
Compatible Radios / Boards
Suitable for circuit boards requiring a 0603 zero-ohm SMD jumper. Common uses include PCB routing links, configuration points, digital electronics, communications equipment, RF support circuits, control boards, power supplies, instrumentation, and general electronic repair. Verify footprint and circuit current requirements before installation.
RF Boneyard Bench Notes
NOS unused reel stock. Not individually electrically tested.
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