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In Reply to: RE: Ask Vishay, sounds like marketing speak to me posted by 13th Duke of Wymbourne on January 01, 2020 at 15:18:15
Very first hit on The Google.
Yeah, not for that specific model of resistor, but the physics doesn't care about marketing.
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A nice app note but it would be a huge stretch for Vishay to extrapolate that to their leaded metal film resistors or for the casual reader to make that assumption.
13DoW
Inductance and capacitance effects are somehow different with leaded parts?That's a new one on me.
Now quitting before I shame myself further. A fitting end to my online commenting.
Best wishes to all in the New Year and for years to come.
Edits: 01/02/20
Yes, there is a big difference. Look at the info on the SM parts. See how much better the tiny 0201 part performs at high frequencies compared to the 0402 or 0603? A 1/4 watt leaded part is is at least 12 times longer, 10 times the width, and then you add lead inductance. Yes, there is a big difference. That said, a 1/4 watt leaded part will still be fine up to at least 100MHz. Not a concern for audio.
Very roughly each mm of wire has a self inductance of 1nH. So, a leaded resistor with a 10mm long connection at each end will have 20nH minimum. The app note you linked shows the equivalent inductance for surface mount resistors to be 0.1 - 0.2nH. Not a relevant difference for audio but definitely relevant at RF.
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