But what if you need 150mW ones?


RP

2010/12/6 Ruben J=F6nsson <ruben@pp.sbbs.se>:
>> That reminds me of the old trick to play on people in purchasing:
>>
>> "Make sure you buy zero ohm resistors that are 1% tolerance for
>> product X. 5% ones will not work in our design!"
>>
>> Sean
>>
>>
>
> You mean Farnell 1469846:
>
> <http://uk.farnell.com/vishay-draloric/crcw08050000z0ea/resistor-0805-0r-
> 1/dp/1469846?Ntt=3D1469846>
>
> and not Farnell 1795167:
>
> <http://uk.farnell.com/bourns/cr0805-j-000elf/resistor-thick-film-0ohm-
> 125mw/dp/1795167?Ntt=3D1795167>
>
> /Ruben
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