Yageo AC1206FR-07931RL | 930Ω Anti-Sulfur Resistor for EV & Industry
2026-06-11
1. Product Introduction
Yageo is one of the world's leading manufacturers of passive electronic components, supplying chip resistors, capacitors, RF components and other products. Its product lines cover consumer electronics, automotive electronics, industrial automation, new energy, communication and other fields. The AC series is Yageo’s dedicated AEC-Q200 automotive-grade anti-sulfur thick film chip resistor series, developed for harsh environments with sulfur gas, moisture and extreme temperature. It is a mainstream choice for high-reliability circuits in automotive and industrial applications.
AC1206FR-07931RL is a 1206 package automotive-grade anti-sulfur thick film chip resistor of the AC series, with a nominal resistance of 930Ω and tolerance of ±1%. It is designed for circuits requiring anti-sulfur performance and wide-temperature stability. It is mainly used for voltage division, current sensing, reference current limiting and signal conditioning, replacing ordinary commercial resistors to avoid failures such as sulfur-induced open circuit and excessive temperature drift. Users can obtain samples and check real-time inventory of AC1206FR-07931RL through SMCC, an authorized distributor of Yageo, to ensure stable supply for R&D and mass production.
2. Technical Parameters
| Parameter Item | Specification | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| Original Part Number | AC1206FR-07931RL | Yageo original part number |
| Resistor Type | Automotive-grade anti-sulfur thick film chip resistor | Compliant with AEC-Q200 automotive standard |
| Nominal Resistance | 930Ω | Digital code 931 = 93×10¹ |
| Resistance Tolerance | ±1% (F Grade) | Ideal for precision voltage division and sampling |
| Package Size | 1206 (3.2mm×1.6mm×0.55mm) | Standard SMT package |
| Rated Power | 0.25W (1/4W) | Rated at 70℃, derated to 125℃ |
| Maximum Working Voltage | 200V | Suitable for high-voltage circuits of automotive and industrial power supplies |
| Temperature Coefficient (TCR) | ±100ppm/℃ (-55℃~+125℃) | Minor resistance fluctuation in wide temperature range |
| Operating Temperature | -55℃~+155℃ | Automotive wide temperature range |
| Process Feature | Special anti-sulfur protective layer | Resist sulfur corrosion, suitable for automotive exhaust and chemical environments |
| Environmental Standard | RoHS & Halogen Free | Compliant with EU environmental regulations |
| Packaging Type | Reel (RL) | Tape & reel for fully automatic SMT placement machines |
3. Industry Application Scenarios
3.1 Automotive Electronics (Core Application)
1. Vehicle ECU Control Unit: Used for voltage division of fuel injection signals and current limiting of sensor input circuits. It performs signal conditioning for oxygen sensors and coolant temperature sensors, relying on wide temperature and anti-sulfur performance to adapt to high temperature and sulfur environment in engine compartments.
2. Battery Management System (BMS): Applied for cell voltage sampling and voltage division of balance circuits of new energy vehicle power batteries, as well as current limiting for on-board low-voltage DC-DC power supply feedback.
3. ADAS Driver Assistance System: Used for current limiting and reference voltage division of on-board millimeter wave radars and reversing cameras.
4. Automotive Lighting System: Applied for current limiting of LED headlight and daytime running light driving circuits, and voltage division for instrument backlights.
3.2 Industrial Automation Industry
1. PLC Programmable Logic Controller: Serves as reference resistors and voltage dividers for analog AI/AO input and output modules.
2. Inverter / Servo Driver: Used for current limiting in bus voltage detection and current sampling circuits.
3. Industrial Field Sensors: Performs signal conditioning for temperature, humidity, pressure and flow transmitters. Preferred equipment for chemical plants and coal mines with sulfur pollution.
3.3 New Energy Industry
1. Photovoltaic Inverters: Used for DC side voltage sampling and auxiliary power current limiting.
2. Energy Storage PACK System: Applied for BMS voltage sampling of energy storage batteries, adapting to wide temperature changes of outdoor energy storage cabinets.
3. AC/DC Charging Piles: Used for voltage detection and reference circuits of main control boards of charging piles.
4. Market Outlook
1. Growth of New Energy Vehicles: The electronic rate of vehicles keeps rising, leading to growing demand for BMS, ECU and ADAS components. The demand for automotive-grade anti-sulfur resistors increases steadily.
2. Industrial 4.0 Upgrade: Local substitution of PLC, servo drives and inverters accelerates. Equipment operating in harsh conditions prefers AC series anti-sulfur resistors.
3. Expansion of Solar, Wind and Energy Storage Infrastructure: Continuous construction of photovoltaic, energy storage and charging piles drives demand for wide-temperature and anti-corrosion components for outdoor equipment.
4. Replacement Trend of Ordinary Resistors: Terminal manufacturers gradually phase out low-cost unprotected resistors and adopt automotive-grade anti-sulfur resistors to reduce after-sales failure rates.
5. Supply Chain Services
With core anti-sulfur technology of Yageo AC series, AC1206FR-07931RL features 1206 package, 930Ω precision resistance and excellent performance in harsh environments. It is widely used in three booming industries: automotive electronics, industrial automation and new energy. As an authorized distributor of Yageo, SMCC provides stable inventory supply, professional technical support and alternative component recommendations to help customers accelerate product launch and enhance market competitiveness.
For more information about AC1206FR-07931RL, please visit the official website of Yageo or consult SMCC, the professional electronic component distributor.
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