Codigo de Resistores SMD

SMD Resistor marking
SMD Resistor Coding

SMD Resistors are usually coded with a numerical equivalent of the familiar three band colour
code. In the same way as wire ended components, precision resistors (1% or better) may be
marked with a four digit code.
The first two (or 3) digits are the first two (or 3) digits of the resistance in ohms, and the third(or
4th) is the number of zeros to follow - the 'multiplier'.
Resistances of less than 10 ohms have a 'R' to indicate the position of the decimal point.
Some examples will meake this clearer:
Three Digit
Examples
Four Digit
Examples
330 is 33 ohms - 1000 is 100 ohms not 330 ohms

not 1000 ohms
221 is 220 ohms
4992 is 49 900
ohms, or 49.9
kohm
683 is 68 000
ohms, or 68 kohm
16234 is 162 000

ohms, or 162
kohm
105 is 1 000 000

ohms, or 1 Mohm
0R56 or R56 is
0.56 ohms
8R2 is 8.2 ohms
But just to make life more interesting, a new coding

system has appeared on 1% types. This is known as
the EIA-96 marking method. It consists of a threecharacter code. The first two digits signify the 3
significant digits of the resistor value, using the lookup
table below. The third character - a letter - signifies the
multiplier.
code value
code value
code value
code value
code value
code value
01
100
17
147
33
215
49
316
65
464
81
681
02
102
18
150
34
221
50
324
66
475
82
698
03
105
19
154
35
226
51
332
67
487
83
715
04
107
20
158
36
232
52
340
68
499
84
732
05
110
21
162
37
237
53
348
69
511
85
750
06
113
22
165
38
243
54
357
70
523
86
768
07
115
23
169
39
249
55
365
71
536
87
787
08
118
24
174
40
255
56
374
72
549
88
806
09
121
25
178
41
261
57
383
73
562
89
825
10
124
26
182
42
237
58
392
74
576
90
845
11
127
27
187
43
274
59
402
75
590
91
866
12
130
28
191
44
280
60
412
76
604
92
887
13
133
29
196
45
287
61
422
77
619
93
909
14
137
30
200
46
294
62
432
78
634
94
931
15
140
31
205
47
301
63
442
79
649
95
953
16
143
32
210
48
309
64
453
80
665
96
976
The multiplier letters are as follows:

letter mult
letter mult
100000
10
10000
1000
X or
0.1
S
100
Y or
0.01
R
22A is a 165 ohm resistor, 68C is a 49900 ohm (49.9 k) and 43E a
2740000 (2.74 M). This marking scheme applies to 1% resistors only.
A similar scheme can be used for 2, 5 and 10% tolerance types. The
multiplier letters are identical to the 1% ones, but occur before the
number code. Just to make it even more fun, a different coding
scheme is used. Here it is:

2%
code value
5%
code value
code value
10%
code value
code value
01
100
13
330
25
100
37
330
49
100
02
110
14
360
26
110
38
360
50
120
03
120
15
390
27
120
39
390
51
150
04
130
16
430
28
130
40
430
52
180
05
150
17
470
29
150
41
470
53
220
06
160
18
510
30
160
42
510
54
270
07
180
19
560
31
180
43
560
55
330
08
200
20
620
32
200
44
620
56
390
09
220
21
680
33
220
45
680
57
470
10
240
22
750
34
240
46
750
58
560
11
270
23
820
35
270
47
820
59
680
12
300
24
910
36
300
48
910
60
820
So with this scheme, A55 is a 330 ohm, 10% tolerance resistor, C31
a 5%, 18000 ohm (18 kilohm) unit, and D18 510000 ohms (510
kohm) 2% tolerance.
Personally, I'd check with an ohm-meter!
last updated 10 April 2003 by G4PMK
SMD Package equivalents
PACKAGE EQUIVALENTS
Here is a table of more-or-less equivalents for many SMD packages.
Package
Equivalent
SOT89
SC62
SOT223
SC73
SOT323
SC70
SOT346
SC59
SOT363
SC88
SOT416
SC75, SC90
SOT457
SC74
SOD323
SC76
G4PMK's SMD Codebook - Date Codes
Date Coding
There are a variety of date coding schemes in use. Here are some of them. Often, it's possible
to confuse which is the device code and which is the date code. Date codes are often in a
different font, of a different size, or placed in a different orientation. Sometimes they are
incorporated into the code number - where possible this will be indocated on the code entry by
'xx' and a note in the data entry. Some devices are only marked with the month of production.
Method 1
2 characters from tables below in form YM for year, month
2002 2003 2004 2005
Year
Code
2006
2007
2008
Month Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Code
Another alternative year table...... likely to apply to General Semiconductor products up to 2000
1994 1995 1996 1997
Year
Code
1998
1999
2000
Method 2
2 characters from tables below in form YM for year, month
Year 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005
7
Code
Month Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Code

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SMD Resistor marking

SMD Resistor Coding

330 is 33 ohms - 1000 is 100 ohms not 330 ohms

16234 is 162 000

105 is 1 000 000

8R2 is 8.2 ohms

But just to make life more interesting, a new coding

SMD Resistor marking

The multiplier letters are as follows:

SMD Resistor marking

scheme is used. Here it is:

SMD Package equivalents

G4PMK's SMD Codebook - Date Codes

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