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A resistor is a passive two-terminal

electrical component that implements
electrical resistance as a circuit
element.
Circuit component that resist (limits) the
flow of electrons in an electrical circuit.
Symbol:
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Why do we use color
coding in a resistor?
Answer:
For easier identification.

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 Multiplier column tells us by how
much we multiply the values of the
preceding bands.

10 x 100Ω=1000 Ω / 1k Ω
*Note: k=1000
Tolerance column tells us by
how much more or less we
can expect a resistor’s actual
measured resistance to be
from its stated resistance.
1000Ω ± (1000Ω X 5/100) =
1 0 100 ±5% 950Ω - 1050Ω
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 Therefore:

Calculated Value =
260 X 1kΩ =260kΩ

Actual Value =
260kΩ ± (260kΩ X 0.05/100)
= 259,870Ω– 260,130Ω

2 6 0 1000 ±5%

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 4 7 100 ±5%

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47k Ω ±5%
 2 2 100 ±5%
220 ± Ω
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3 9 10000 ±10%

39kΩ ±10%
2 5 1 ±10%

25 Ω ±10%
2.2kΩ ±5%

47kΩ ±5%
1000Ω ±2%

7.64k Ω ±10%

85M Ω ±5%
10.3k Ω ±5%

7.64k Ω ±10%
Carlo Jacinto Junil Rarugal 17