Resistors
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MCA1206MD1004BP500
MCA1206MD1004BP500 is a Vishay Beyschlag 1206 (3216 metric) automotive-grade thin-film chip resistor with a 1 MΩ resistance, ±0.1% tolerance, and ±25 ppm/K temperature coefficient. It supports up to 0.52 W rated dissipation at 70°C, 200 V maximum operating voltage, and an operating temperature range of −55°C to +175°C, making it suitable for precision, automotive, industrial, telecommunications, and medical applications. #Vishay #ThinFilmResistor #ChipResistor #MCA1206 #1206 #AutomotiveGrade #PrecisionResistor
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