Product Overview
Beyschlag 768k Ohm 0.4W Precision Metal Film Axial Resistor
Condition
Unused new old stock (NOS). Color bands: violet, blue, grey, orange, brown. Axial leads remain clean and straight. Sold each.
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Product Overview
Beyschlag part number 5063JD768K0F08AF5 is an axial-leaded precision metal film resistor rated at 768 kΩ with a ±1% tolerance. Sized in the compact DIN 0204 format, this spacemiser resistor provides stable resistance with a ±50 ppm/K temperature coefficient, suited for analog signal conditioning, feedback networks, and precision voltage dividers.
Key Features
- 768 kΩ resistance value
- ±1% tolerance
- 0.4W power rating at 70°C (0.25W long-term)
- Maximum operating voltage of 200V
- DIN 0204 body size (CECC Size A)
- Metal film on high-grade ceramic body
- Standard axial tinned copper leads
Applications
- Precision feedback loops in instrumentation amplifiers
- High-impedance divider ladders in test equipment
- Restoration and repair of European vintage audio and industrial gear
- Custom synth module builds and analog filter circuits
Frequently Asked Questions
What do the color bands indicate on this resistor?
The five-band code reads violet (7), blue (6), grey (8), orange (x1 kΩ multiplier), and brown (±1% tolerance), which specifies the 768,000 Ω (768 kΩ) 1% rating.
What is the physical size of the DIN 0204 package?
DIN 0204 bodies measure 3.6 mm in length by 1.6 mm in diameter, making them considerably smaller than standard 1/4-watt axial resistors for dense circuit board layouts.
Can this part replace an MBA 0204 series resistor?
Yes. The 5063JD line is the legacy Beyschlag spacemiser designation directly equivalent to the modern MBA 0204 series footprint and electrical rating. The price-break table on this page gives the price per piece at each quantity.
Precise, quiet, and built to hold a calibration point through decades of bench use. When an analog circuit demands an exact 768k divider, this Beyschlag metal film resistor drops right in.
