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EIA-96 code table

EIA-96 is the marking system for 1% SMD resistors: a two-digit code from 01 to 96 gives the three significant digits from the E96 series, and a letter gives the multiplier.

Code → value

  • 01 100
  • 02 102
  • 03 105
  • 04 107
  • 05 110
  • 06 113
  • 07 115
  • 08 118
  • 09 121
  • 10 124
  • 11 127
  • 12 130
  • 13 133
  • 14 137
  • 15 140
  • 16 143
  • 17 147
  • 18 150
  • 19 154
  • 20 158
  • 21 162
  • 22 165
  • 23 169
  • 24 174
  • 25 178
  • 26 182
  • 27 187
  • 28 191
  • 29 196
  • 30 200
  • 31 205
  • 32 210
  • 33 215
  • 34 221
  • 35 226
  • 36 232
  • 37 237
  • 38 243
  • 39 249
  • 40 255
  • 41 261
  • 42 267
  • 43 274
  • 44 280
  • 45 287
  • 46 294
  • 47 301
  • 48 309
  • 49 316
  • 50 324
  • 51 332
  • 52 340
  • 53 348
  • 54 357
  • 55 365
  • 56 374
  • 57 383
  • 58 392
  • 59 402
  • 60 412
  • 61 422
  • 62 432
  • 63 442
  • 64 453
  • 65 464
  • 66 475
  • 67 487
  • 68 499
  • 69 511
  • 70 523
  • 71 536
  • 72 549
  • 73 562
  • 74 576
  • 75 590
  • 76 604
  • 77 619
  • 78 634
  • 79 649
  • 80 665
  • 81 681
  • 82 698
  • 83 715
  • 84 732
  • 85 750
  • 86 768
  • 87 787
  • 88 806
  • 89 825
  • 90 845
  • 91 866
  • 92 887
  • 93 909
  • 94 931
  • 95 953
  • 96 976

Multiplier letters

LetterMultiplierExample
Z×0.00101Z = 0.1 Ω
Y or R×0.0101Y = 1 Ω
X or S×0.101X = 10 Ω
A×101A = 100 Ω
B or H×1001B = 1 kΩ
C×10001C = 10 kΩ
D×1,00001D = 100 kΩ
E×10,00001E = 1 MΩ
F×100,00001F = 10 MΩ

Worked examples

CodeDigitsLetterValue
01A01 → 100A = ×1100 Ω
01C01 → 100C = ×10010 kΩ
39D39 → 249D = ×1,000249 kΩ
68X68 → 499X = ×0.149.9 Ω
85B85 → 750B = ×107.5 kΩ
96F96 → 976F = ×100,00097.6 MΩ
30Y30 → 200Y = ×0.012 Ω

Because the code only covers E96 values, a 1% resistor with a value outside E96 (for example 2.2 kΩ, which is E24) is marked with a 4-digit code instead: 2201. Decode or encode any marking with the SMD resistor code calculator.

The letter R is also used as a decimal point in R notation (47R = 47 Ω), so a three-character code ending in R is ambiguous; on 1% parts in tiny packages it is usually EIA-96, otherwise R notation.