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Jumpers and resistors with "zero" resistance. Reference data

Many companies produce special Jumper Wire wires with normalized resistance and diameter (0.6 mm, 0.8 mm) and resistors with "zero" resistance as fuse links or jumpers.

Resistors are available in a standard cylindrical package with pigtails (Zero-Ohm) or in a standard package for surface mounting (Jumper Chip).

The actual resistance values ​​of such resistors lie in the range of units or tens of milliohms (~ 0.005 ... 0.05 Ohm). In cylindrical housings, the marking is carried out with a black ring in the middle, in surface-mounted housings (0603, 0805, 1206 ...) there is usually no marking or the code "000" (possibly "0") is applied.

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