Resisters Colour bands

Started by LeeM, July 08, 2004, 05:14:01 PM

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LeeM

is tehre a website where i can see what colours are what resisters? i have loads of resisters but i dont know what they are?

any help? :?

LeeM


The Tone God

Your kidding right ? Here are four sites from the first page I got from a simple google search for "resistor color codes":

http://xtronics.com/kits/rcode.htm
http://www.electrician.com/resist_calc/resist_calc.htm
http://samengstrom.com/elec/resistor/
http://www.elexp.com/t_resist.htm

Search engines are our friends. :) Note: You may have to use the U.S. "color" instead of the standard english "colour".

Quotealso is 100ohms 1k?

Nope. 1000ohms is 1K. "K" is short for kilo which means 1000 as in 1 kilogram is a 1000 grams.

Andrew

LeeM

ok thanks...

no i wasnt joking im new to this :oops:

Mike Burgundy

you might want to try all the beginners links, along with the DIY FAQ to start. It's all in there.

The Tone God

Quote from: LeeMno i wasnt joking im new to this :oops:

Its all cool. We all were new to this at one point. I was just lightly ribbing you. ;)

Andrew

niftydog

another good tip is to use the search feature of this forum. Just about all of the questions you are likely to have are already answered in here somewhere! Just a matter of being creative with your search terms!
niftydog
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