
Yageo
A parametric alternative with the same package and tolerance, but higher resistance and TCR.
Finding a substitute for the Yageo RT0603BRB0715KL requires careful attention to its high-precision specifications. This 15kΩ, 0.1% tolerance, 10ppm/°C TCR resistor is used in sensitive circuits where stability is critical.
All viable alternatives have a worse TCR. Some are general-purpose parts with much wider tolerance.
All candidates use the same 0603 package, ensuring physical compatibility.
No direct, drop-in replacement was found among the candidates. All reviewed options have a higher (worse) Temperature Coefficient of Resistance (TCR).
For precision applications, prioritize matching the 10 ppm/°C TCR. If not possible, RT0603BRD0715K4L is the closest option, but its 25 ppm/°C TCR must be validated in-circuit.
The primary risk is performance degradation due to a higher TCR, which causes resistance to change more with temperature, potentially affecting circuit stability and accuracy.

Yageo
A parametric alternative with the same package and tolerance, but higher resistance and TCR.
| Feature / factor | RT0603BRB0715KL | RT0603BRD0715K4L | RT0603BRD0716KL | Alt 3 | Compatibility / risk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Package | 0603 | 0603 | 0603 | 0603 — Same package and pin count.; RT0603BRD0716KL: Same package and pin count. | |
| Resistance | 15 kΩ | 15.4 kΩ | 16 kΩ | 15.4 kΩ / 16 kΩ — 2.7% higher resistance.; RT0603BRD0716KL: 6.7% higher resistance. | |
| Tolerance | ±0.1% | ±0.1% | ±0.1% | ±0.1% — Precision tolerance matches.; RT0603BRD0716KL: Precision tolerance matches. | |
| Tcr | 10 ppm/°C | 25 ppm/°C | 25 ppm/°C | 25 ppm/°C — TCR is higher, indicating less stability over temperature.; RT0603BRD0716KL: TCR is higher, indicating less stability over temperature. | |
| Technology | Thin Film | Thin Film | - | Thin Film — Same high-precision technology. |
The best available alternative is RT0603BRD0715K4L. It matches the package, tolerance, and power, with only a minor resistance difference (15.4kΩ). However, its TCR is higher (25 ppm/°C), which requires engineering validation.