SMT Jumper Replaces Zero-Ohm Resistors

Oct. 1, 1999

A dedicated jumper for surface-mount technology applications, SJ-1206 Series replaces zero-ohm resistors and other jerry-rigged jumpers that cannot handle the maximum 2A current of the SJ-1206. The jumper is made of copper flat wire and is 90/10 tin/lead plated to a thickness of 0.0001". Jumpers are compatible with automated placement and soldering equipment and come in 7" (1000 piece) or 13" (5000 piece) packaging on tape-and-reel or in any bulk form. AT THE SITE: line drawings and specs.

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