Hola Sjohnson1021!
Realmente aprecio la búsqueda y el trabajo que han realizado, muchas gracias!
Pero ¿crees que me puedes decir cómo puedo encontrar estos componentes en internet? Es decir, creo que necesito las características de cada componente, porque si busco solo por el valor, me salen muchos diferentes.
Lo siento, soy novato en el tema y todavía no entiendo algunas cosas.
¡Muchas gracias de nuevo!
No problem, I personally use DigiKey, but I hear Mouser is fairly comparable, I'm in the states, so not sure how those two options fair on shipping internationally, I know here it's ~$6 for 3-4 day shipping with USPS, DHL is likely going to be a little (to a lot) higher.
For the resistors, 0201's are all carbon film resistors I believe on the switch.. (*waits for someone to point out the counter-example), but without even knowing that, I would just go to their search bar, type in the package size (which to be fair is not clearly labeled in that photo, but all of the components you have circled are 0201 'package' size), the value (resistance, capacitance, whatever the label is [10k, 4.7uF, etc), the next size up would be 0402 [the 47nF capacitor], then 0603 [the 4.7uF], the largest ones pictured are the 0805 caps on the bottom right and left side in that image.
For resistors the important parts:
Package (Physical Dimensions/Size)
Power/wattage rating (.i.e. 50mw)
Resistance (measured in Ohms)
and capacitors:
Package (^^same^^)
Voltage Rating (i.e. 16V, max rated voltage)
Capacitcance (measured in microFarads)
So, for example, for the 10k resistors, which it looks like you'll need 3 (get at least 10 for the unit price, expect to lose.. several to the void) I'd go to mouser, search the package size, paired with value, or better two if given. Like capacitance and voltage rating, or resistance and wattage [the 10k/100k resistors are 50mw aka 1/20w] i.e. "0201 10k 50mw resistor" or "0402 47nf capacitor" etc.. both pull up acceptable options, from various brands, check to make sure the values match up to what you're looking for, lower tolerance is generally better, but other than some brands being more reputable/known for reliable components they should work fairly interchangeably, given they have the same values. for example, the
Yageo 0201 10k resistors from Mouser here (or
Same part: DigiKey) would work, 10x going for $0.25+shipping (why buying a fair helping of extras/stocking up the little parts surrounding the area you're working on, that are likely to get knocked off, damaged, or well just in case something happens, most of the components end up being a small fraction of the price of shipping even at just $6, worth it to buy extras and not need them rather than pay twice on shipping.) Hope that helps clear up what you need to know, and how to better see/understand the options shown? Let me know if you still need help.
-- Edit, late, and blind. Didn't even see Slime's post. Ali definitely works as well, may be more viable in some cases (shipping, etc).
