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    The document describes an alpha numeric coding system used to identify standard resistor values. A two-digit code representing a base resistance value is combined with a letter representing a multiplier to indicate the exact resistance. Common multipliers include A for 10, B/H for 100, and C through F for higher values up to millions. By combining the two-digit code, such as 01, with the letter multiplier, such as B, the complete code 01B represents a resistance value of 10 x 100 = 1,000 ohms.

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    The document describes an alpha numeric coding system used to identify standard resistor values. A two-digit code representing a base resistance value is combined with a letter representing a multiplier to indicate the exact resistance. Common multipliers include A for 10, B/H for 100, and C through F for higher values up to millions. By combining the two-digit code, such as 01, with the letter multiplier, such as B, the complete code 01B represents a resistance value of 10 x 100 = 1,000 ohms.

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    The document describes an alpha numeric coding system used to identify standard resistor values. A two-digit code representing a base resistance value is combined with a letter representing a multiplier to indicate the exact resistance. Common multipliers include A for 10, B/H for 100, and C through F for higher values up to millions. By combining the two-digit code, such as 01, with the letter multiplier, such as B, the complete code 01B represents a resistance value of 10 x 100 = 1,000 ohms.

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    0603 Marking Code Venkel

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    The document describes an alpha numeric coding system used to identify standard resistor values. A two-digit code representing a base resistance value is combined with a letter representing a multiplier to indicate the exact resistance. Common multipliers include A for 10, B/H for 100, and C through F for higher values up to millions. By combining the two-digit code, such as 01, with the letter multiplier, such as B, the complete code 01B represents a resistance value of 10 x 100 = 1,000 ohms.

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    Alpha Numeric Code for Resistors

    0603, 1% Resistors and Thin Film Resistors


    A Two-Digit Number Code is assigned to each standard Resistance Value per E96 guidelines. See chart below.
    The two-digit code is followed by a letter multiplier. Each letter, from "A "Z, represents a specific multiplier.

    Standard Resistance Values


    (also usable in decade multiples or sub-multiples)
    Decade
    Value

    Two-Digit
    Code

    Decade
    Value

    Two-Digit
    Code

    Decade
    Value

    Two-Digit
    Code

    Decade
    Value

    Two-Digit
    Code

    Decade
    Value

    Two-Digit
    Code

    Decade
    Value

    Two-Digit
    Code

    10.0

    01

    14.7

    17

    21.5

    33

    31.6

    49

    46.4

    65

    68.1

    81

    10.2

    02

    15.0

    18

    22.1

    34

    32.4

    50

    47.5

    66

    69.8

    82

    10.5

    03

    15.4

    19

    22.6

    35

    33.2

    51

    48.7

    67

    71.5

    83

    10.7

    04

    15.8

    20

    23.2

    36

    34.0

    52

    49.9

    68

    73.2

    84

    11.0

    05

    16.2

    21

    23.7

    37

    34.8

    53

    51.1

    69

    75.0

    85

    11.3

    06

    16.5

    22

    24.3

    38

    35.7

    54

    52.3

    70

    76.8

    86

    11.5

    07

    16.9

    23

    24.9

    39

    36.5

    55

    53.6

    71

    78.7

    87

    11.8

    08

    17.4

    24

    25.5

    40

    37.4

    56

    54.9

    72

    80.6

    88

    12.1

    09

    17.8

    25

    26.1

    41

    38.3

    57

    56.2

    73

    82.5

    89

    12.4

    10

    18.2

    26

    26.7

    42

    39.2

    58

    57.6

    74

    84.5

    90

    12.7

    11

    18.7

    27

    27.4

    43

    40.2

    59

    59.0

    75

    86.6

    91

    13.0

    12

    19.1

    28

    28.0

    44

    41.2

    60

    60.4

    76

    88.7

    92

    13.3

    13

    19.6

    29

    28.7

    45

    42.2

    61

    61.9

    77

    90.9

    93

    13.7

    14

    20.0

    30

    29.4

    46

    43.2

    62

    63.4

    78

    93.1

    94

    14.0

    15

    20.5

    31

    30.1

    47

    44.2

    63

    64.9

    79

    95.3

    95

    14.3

    16

    21.0

    32

    30.9

    48

    45.3

    64

    66.5

    80

    97.6

    96

    Letter Multiplier
    Cross Reference

    A 10
    * H or B 100
    C 1,000
    D 10,000
    E 100,000
    F 1,000,000
    X1
    * R or Y 0.1
    Z 0.01
    ( Letter multipliers
    may also come in
    lower case.)

    By combining a specific two-digit code and a letter multiplier, you have a series of Numeric/Alpha digits
    that give you the complete E96 Resistance Value that determines the resistance value.
    * The "B and "Y codes are being phased out due to their confusion with the numbers "8 and "4 respectively.

    0603, 1%
    Marking
    01B or H
    25C
    93D

    64

    Example:
    Explanation
    01 means 10.0 and B or (H) = 100
    25 means 17.8 and C = 1,000
    93 means 90.9 and D = 10,000

    Value:
    10.0 x 100 = 1K Ohm
    17.8 x 1,000 = 17.8K Ohm
    90.9 x 10,000 = 909K Ohm

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