I haven’t been able to find the below 3 parts, marked by the text boxes. Marked 102, NFYF, 01A.
TIA!
Hello viprgirl and welcome to the DigiKey TechForum.
It appears that the part marked NFYF may be 296-28203-1-ND, as the datasheet does call it out as being marked ‘NFYF’.
The 01A may be a 100 ohm resistor, the options linked here would be dependent on the size of yours.
Unfortunately, I was unable to find anything in regard to the one marked 102.
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Thank you Nick! I really appreciate your help.
102 - it is Bourns CAT16-102J4LF Resistor,Chip Array,1K Ohms
But, you need to know the exact dimensions of the your package.
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Respectfully,
I believe @Adam7 is on the right track, as usual, but the package type is different. Your part’s contacts are of the “convex” type form-factor, where the leads extend further out from the body than the rest of the package.
This differs from the “concave” type package in which the leads do not extend as far as the outer width of the package (the contacts are in “caves”). An 8-contact convex part will have four “bumps” on each side of the package, whereas an 8-contact concave part will have five “bumps” on each side. This is an important difference, as the required pads on the PCB typically differ between the two.
Convex type package example:
Concave type package example:
Here’s a link to some 1kΩ four resistor networks with convex contacts. Note that under the “Size/Dimension” column, we offer several sizes:
Based on the size of the NFYF part next to it, it’s probably either 4.00mm or 5.08mm long, but you’ll need to measure it to be sure what size you need.
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Thank you @Adam7 and David_1528! I’ll try to run those down now.