Panasonic ERA-3AEB1073V 107K ohm 0.1% 0.1W 0603 Thin Film Precision Resistor 40 PCS
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Panasonic ERA-3AEB1073V high-precision thin-film surface-mount resistor rated 107K ohm, ±0.1% tolerance, 0.1 W, with a ±25 ppm/°C temperature coefficient in the 0603 / 1608 metric package.
This is a high-reliability precision resistor intended for circuits where resistance accuracy and long-term stability matter more than with ordinary general-purpose thick-film parts. Panasonic specifies the ERA-3A series as a thin-film high-reliability resistor family suitable for automotive and other demanding electronics.
The part carries AEC-Q200 qualification and is rated for operation from approximately -55°C to +155°C. Its tight ±0.1% tolerance and low temperature coefficient make it particularly useful in precision analog, instrumentation, measurement, sensing, feedback, reference, and calibration-related circuitry. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="0"}
Original Mouser packaging identifies Panasonic ERA-3AEB1073V, 107K ohm, 0603 size, and thin-film construction.
Lifecycle: ACTIVE.
HISTORICAL BACKGROUND: Panasonic traces its origins to 1918, when Konosuke Matsushita founded the company that later developed into one of Japan’s largest electronics manufacturers. Beyond consumer electronics, Panasonic became a major supplier of passive components, batteries, industrial electronics, automotive components, sensors, and electronic materials.
Thin-film resistor technology was developed for applications requiring tighter resistance tolerances, improved temperature stability, and better long-term consistency than ordinary thick-film chip resistors could provide. Instead of using a relatively coarse resistive paste, thin-film devices use a precisely deposited resistive layer that can be accurately trimmed to the desired value.
The ERA series became Panasonic’s high-reliability precision chip resistor family. The ERA-3A line combines compact 0603 construction with precision values, tight tolerances, low temperature coefficients, and automotive-grade qualification. This made the series useful in measurement electronics, industrial controls, automotive systems, communications equipment, instrumentation, and precision analog circuitry.
The 107K-ohm value is a non-round precision value commonly encountered in resistor-divider networks, amplifier gain-setting circuits, feedback networks, sensor conditioning, references, and other circuits where the exact resistance ratio matters.
The AEC-Q200 qualification associated with this device reflects testing intended for demanding automotive environments, including temperature cycling, humidity exposure, mechanical stress, and long-term reliability requirements. The result is a much higher-grade component than a basic commodity 0603 resistor. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="1"}
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.
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Suitable for circuits requiring a 107K ohm, ±0.1%, 0.1 W thin-film resistor in 0603 / 1608 metric format with approximately ±25 ppm/°C temperature coefficient. Typical applications include precision voltage dividers, amplifier feedback, sensor conditioning, instrumentation, measurement equipment, calibration circuits, industrial controls, automotive electronics, power-management feedback, communications equipment, and other precision analog circuits. Verify resistance, tolerance, package, power rating, and circuit requirements before substitution.
RF Boneyard Bench Notes
RF Boneyard Bench Notes
NOS in original Mouser/Panasonic labeled packaging. Distributor label identifies ERA-3AEB1073V, 107K ohm, 0603 package, and thin-film construction. Individual resistors have not been electrically measured due to original packaged SMD condition.
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