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Chapter01 2 (5 Band Resistor)

The document discusses resistor color coding for 5 band resistors, explaining that the first three stripes indicate the first three digits of the resistance value, the fourth stripe is the multiplier, and the fifth stripe indicates the tolerance. It provides an example and links for more information.

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Chapter01 2 (5 Band Resistor)

The document discusses resistor color coding for 5 band resistors, explaining that the first three stripes indicate the first three digits of the resistance value, the fourth stripe is the multiplier, and the fifth stripe indicates the tolerance. It provides an example and links for more information.

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2-2: Resistor Color Coding

For 5 band the 2 layer and 3 layer is a


value example figure right side;

For more information refer to;


http://www.eeweb.com/toolbox/5-band-
resistor-calculator
2-2: Resistor Color Coding
 Five-Band Color Code
 Precision resistors often use a
five-band code to obtain more
accurate R values.
 The first three stripes indicate
the first 3 digits in the R value.
 The fourth stripe is the
multiplier.
 The tolerance is given by the
fifth stripe.
Fig. 2-10: Five-band code.
 Brown = 1%
 Red = 2%
 Green = 0.5%
 Blue = 0.25%
 Violet = 0.1%.
http://samengstrom.com/15924820/en/read/5_Band_Resistor_Color_Codes

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