I have this resister it calculates to be 91.8 ohms with the digi key calculator. My dmm gives me a value of 0.9 with the rel option on. My meter is a extech 470 model with a fresh battery. What is the right value ? Thanks for any help.
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Re: resister value help
I think you have the resistor placed incorrectly. It should be white,brown,silver,gold,green, which gives .91 ohms with 5% tolerance. Used the calculator below:
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Re: resister value help
first 2 stripes are 91
dont know how silver translates to 8 unless the foto is poor.
if it's gray it's 8
so i also make it 91.8ohm and 0.5% tolerance.
if it is silver,
then 0.91ohms
but then it doesnt explain the gold band!
unless:
it's 0.91ohms
and 5% tolerance (the gold)
and 20ppm temperature coefficient.Comment
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That gray/sliver line is silver .. So the value is .91-5% My eyes are getting old. Thanks for the help.Comment
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that maybe a yageo
the green line means it is flameproof and Non-inductive
(around 6.3mm long would be a NCR50S)
(around 9mm long would be a NCR1WS)
(around 11mm long would be a NCR2WS)
looks white brown silver gold for .91Last edited by bammbammfran; 06-09-2014, 09:05 PM.Comment
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