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Values accept SI prefixes. Examples: 4.7k 4k7 100n 10u 20mA 1M

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SMD Resistor Code Calculator

Decode the 3-digit, 4-digit or EIA-96 code printed on a chip resistor. Enter a resistance to see how each system would mark it.

472

How to read the codes

In a 3-digit code the first two digits are the value and the last digit is the number of zeros, so 472 is 47 followed by two zeros, or 4.7 kΩ. A 4-digit code has three value digits and is used on 1% parts. An R marks the decimal point, so 4R7 is 4.7 Ω. Very small chips such as 0402 use EIA-96: two digits plus a letter, where 01C is 10 kΩ.

Worked examples

  1. 4702: the first three digits are 470 and the 2 adds two zeros → 470 × 10² = 47 kΩ (4-digit, usually ±1%)
  2. 30C: entry 30 in the EIA-96 table is 200, and C is ×100 → 200 × 100 = 20 kΩ

Common 3-digit codes

3-digit codeValue
10010 Ω
101100 Ω
1021 kΩ
10310 kΩ
104100 kΩ
1051 MΩ
221220 Ω
331330 Ω
471470 Ω
4724.7 kΩ
4R74.7 Ω
R47470 mΩ

EIA-96 code table (first two digits → value)

CodeValueCodeValueCodeValueCodeValue
01100251784931673562
02102261825032474576
03105271875133275590
04107281915234076604
05110291965334877619
06113302005435778634
07115312055536579649
08118322105637480665
09121332155738381681
10124342215839282698
11127352265940283715
12130362326041284732
13133372376142285750
14137382436243286768
15140392496344287787
16143402556445388806
17147412616546489825
18150422676647590845
19154432746748791866
20158442806849992887
21162452876951193909
22165462947052394931
23169473017153695953
24174483097254996976

EIA-96 multiplier letters

LetterMultiplier
Z×0.001
Y / R×0.01
X / S×0.1
A×1
B / H×10
C×100
D×1000
E×10000
F×100000

Frequently asked questions

What does 103 mean on an SMD resistor?

It is 10 followed by three zeros: 10,000 Ω, or 10 kΩ. The same value is marked 1002 in the 4-digit system and 01C in EIA-96.

What is a resistor marked 000 or 0?

It is a 0 Ω jumper: a resistor-sized link used to connect two points on a board, often to select an option or to hop one trace over another.