
TE Connectivity 3520 series 680R SMD chip resistor. 1W power rating, ±5% tolerance, 2512 thick film. Ideal for high-frequency applications.
The TE Connectivity 3520 Series SMD Chip Resistor is a low-profile, high-power thick film resistor designed for surface-mount applications. It is perfectly suited for automated placement in volume production and performs reliably across a wide range of applications, including high-frequency operations, thanks to its short lead structure.
This component provides a power rating of 1W at 70°C, delivering an excellent small size to power ratio. With a resistance value of 680 Ohm and a tolerance of ±5%, it is engineered to offer stable and precise performance in demanding electronic circuits.
Key Specifications
The robust design and compact footprint of this 2512 chip resistor make it an optimal choice for engineers requiring high power handling in a space-saving format. The product conforms to the 3520 series specifications, ensuring consistent quality and reliable performance for your electronic assemblies.
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