Panasonic EXB-28V103JX 10K ohm 5% 4-Resistor 0804 SMD Resistor Array 30 PCS
Full Description & History
Panasonic EXB-28V103JX surface-mount thick-film resistor network containing four isolated 10K ohm resistors with ±5% tolerance in an 8-terminal 0804 package. Each resistor element is rated at 62.5mW with a ±200 ppm/°C temperature coefficient. Suitable for compact control circuits, logic interfaces, bias networks, communications equipment, radio electronics, industrial boards, and general component-level repair. Original distributor packaging identifies country of origin as Japan.
HISTORICAL BACKGROUND: Panasonic developed the EXB family as compact thick-film chip resistor networks for high-density surface-mount assemblies. The EXB-28V103JX remains listed as an active Panasonic Industry resistor-array product and contains four electrically isolated 10K ohm resistors in one package. [Mouser Electronics](https://www.mouser.com/en/ProductDetail/Panasonic-Industry/EXB-28V103JX?qs=oE3VwAv%2FYtkQABBeqcNO2g%3D%3D\&utm_source=chatgpt.com)
LIFECYCLE: ACTIVE
Origin Tracker
NOS / New Old Stock
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
Compatible Radios / Boards
Surface-mount circuits designed for the EXB-28V103JX or requiring four isolated 10K ohm ±5% resistor elements in an 0804 8-terminal package. Buyer must verify resistance, tolerance, power rating, footprint, terminal configuration, and circuit requirements before installation.
RF Boneyard Bench Notes
RF Boneyard Bench Notes
New old stock components supplied in original distributor packaging. Components have not been individually electrically tested.
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