8.06 kΩ resistor colour code
Five bands: Grey · Black · Blue · Brown · Brown. The first three give the digits — a precision value needs all three — then the multiplier, then how far off the real part may be.
Nominal
8.06 kΩ
8,060 ohms
Real range at ±1%
7.9794 kΩ – 8.1406 kΩ
A brown band allows this much drift.
Series
E96
A 1% precision value. Five bands, not four.
Band by band
| Band | Colour | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Grey | 1st digit — 8 |
| 2 | Black | 2nd digit — 0 |
| 3 | Blue | 3rd digit — 6 |
| 4 | Brown | Multiplier — ×10 |
| 5 | Brown | Tolerance — ±1% |
How much it can take
Current and dissipation across the resistor, and the package you need. The suggested rating keeps a factor of two in hand, which is what anyone building a board actually does.
| Across it | Current | Dissipated | Package to pick |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3.3 V | 409 µA | 1.35 mW | 1/8 W |
| 5 V | 620 µA | 3.1 mW | 1/8 W |
| 12 V | 1.49 mA | 17.9 mW | 1/8 W |
| 24 V | 2.98 mA | 71.5 mW | 1/4 W |
What you can actually get
Standard on paper, absent from the shelf.
8.06 kΩ is a proper E96 value, but no part carrying it is currently held for assembly. The nearest value you will actually find is 8.06 kΩ.
What ten of them actually cost
The price everyone quotes is the reel price. If you want ten, you cannot buy the reel — and the real figure is usually several times higher per piece.
Ten pieces
$0.14
$0.014 each · Cut Tape (CT) · minimum order 1
The reel price
$0.00127
each, but only from 100,000 pieces up
Sitting in stock
2,200,350
across 50 part numbers
Per piece, ten costs 11.0× the reel price. That gap is why a handful of resistors never costs what the headline price suggests.
Stocked in ±0.1% and ±0.5% and ±1%, rated 1/20 W to 1/4 W.
Cheapest part you can buy ten of: RT0402FRE078K06L by YAGEO — see it at Digi-Key.
Assembly stock from the JLCPCB library, read 2026-09-24. Retail prices and stock from Digi-Key, read 2026-09-24. Prices move — check the product page before ordering. That is what a board house will place for you — not everything a distributor sells.
The same value, marked differently
Values that can overlap this one
At ±1% the tolerance bands of neighbouring values run into each other. A part sold as one of these could measure the same as a 8.06 kΩ — which is why measuring beats reading when it matters.
If you do not have one
Standard values that land within 1% of 8.06 kΩ when combined.