(a) If 8.0 V is across the bulb, what voltage is across the resistor? Here are a couple more: 1K92=1.92K=1920 ohms, 100E=100 ohms, 19K3=19.3K=19300 ohms, 1M8=1.8M, etc., etc.

Why does my high voltage resistor not use metallic colors? 123, 12.3, 1.23, 0.123), choose tolerance. (c) What is the resistance of the bulb?

Here, black is 1, brown is 10, red is 100 and so on.

If you've read these instructions, you probably have a good understanding of determining a resistor's value from its colors. This third band also has 2 new colors where gold = .1 and silver = .01. A 10 Ω resistor is in series with a bulb and a 12 V source.

Now that we know the values of each color, let's try calculating a few examples of google_ad_width = 300; Examining resistor 5, the first 3 bands are brown, black and blue and the fourth band (the multiplier) is green. More color code examples: 0.1Ω to 0.82Ω resistors 1 ohm to 8.2 ohms resistors 10Ω to 82Ω resistors 100Ω to 820Ω resistors 1k to 8.2k resistors 10k to 82k resistors 100k to 820k resistors 1M to 8.2M resistors E24 (5%) series resistors E48 (2%) series resistors Resistor color code calculator . The third color band is the multiplier of the first 2 bands. which "translates" into 3 3 ×10,000 or 330,000 ohms and a tolerance of 10%.

color signifying a number and these color resistance values. google_ad_height = 250;

The Resistor Color Code Calculator identifies the value and tolerance of a color coded resistor given its bands colors. //-->. If you have calculated a 5 or 6 band resistor, and go back to calculating a 4 band resistor, the two drop boxes on the ends (far left and far All Rights Reserved, Site Development by: CTAGGL Associate Member, Prism Web Media | 214.2273133. The higher the value of resistance (measured in ohms) the lower the current will be. red in the third band is 10² or 100. Orange, black, black, brown, brown--> 3.00 k ohms, 1% - note: this is a non-standard 1% (E96) resistor, but some manufacturers make every value from the E24 series with 1% tolerance!

var xright=new Date; which equals 2 2 ×100,000 or 2,200,000 ohms and don't forget the gold 4th band which indicates a 5% tolerance. /* resisclr.htm */ - Basic resistor values range from 0.1 Ohm to 10 Megaohms. The 4th band is the resistor's tolerance and shows how precisely the resistor was manufactured. google_ad_client = "ca-pub-5439459074965585"; have to be used - the "Temperature Coefficient" box, for example.

So 4K7 means 4 thousand and 7 hundred or 4700 ohms.

Gold = 5%, silver = 10% and no band whatsoever = 20%. google_ad_slot = "9577800528";