Philips SMD component

brunofunchas · Jul 30, 2014

Hello,

On the photo attached, the smd component from Philips is an inductor? How can I test it? With the multimeter it gives me a high resistance value. I can only test it with a LCR meter? Is it a capacitor?

Thanks in advance,
Bruno

D.A.(Tony)Stewart · Jul 30, 2014

Since Philips has sold off their passive component business, largely owned by Vishay now, I would guess it is an old style SMD power shunt resistor made of metal film and has blown open. 10 Ohm. 5W SMD

something like this https://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/4-1879233-9/A103639DKR-ND/2731177

brunofunchas · Jul 30, 2014

thanks for the input!

Above 1W resistor the manufacturers write on the component the exact value that they are. Is this correct?

Could it be that this resistor is following the EIA-96? Or this code is only for small power smd?

Thanks,
Bruno

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