Resistor Colour Codes Chart Resistor Standards and Codes Circuit Diagram Learn how to identify resistance values and tolerances of resistors using color codes. See charts for 4-band, 5-band and 6-band resistors with examples and explanations. Learn how to identify and measure resistors using color codes, tolerance, and temperature coefficient. Find tools, tips, and troubleshooting guides for resistor design and testing.
4- Band Code 5- Band Code RESISTOR COLOR CODE GUIDE 2 0 x10,000 10 % 20 x 10,000 = 200,000 1,000 = 1K Resistor = 200 K with a 10 % Tolerance+-First Band Second Band Multiplier Band Tolerance Band Equation The Gold or Silver band is always placed to the right. The resistor value is read from the left to right.
Resistor Color Code Calculators(4, 5 and 6 Band) Circuit Diagram
A 6-band type has the first five-color codes similar to that of a 5-band type resistor. The sixth and the last color band gives the temperature coefficient of the resistor. Consider this example for this: Green, Black, Blue, Black, Gold, and Violet. On putting the values in the Resistor color code calculator, we get 506 ohms with 5% tolerance
The resistor color code is a standardized system used to indicate the resistance value, tolerance, and sometimes the temperature coefficient of a resistor. By examining the color bands on a resistor, one can determine its resistance value according to the color code chart. Learn how to read resistor color codes with 4 or 5 bands and find the value and tolerance of any resistor. Use the tool or the table to decode the color bands and see examples. Learn the meaning and the math behind each band of resistor color codes, from three to six bands. See examples, common questions, and the history of resistors.
How to Identify Resistance Color Coding Circuit Diagram
Learn how to read resistor color codes for 4 band, 5 band, or 6 band resistors with this handy tool. Find the resistance value, tolerance, temperature coefficient, and exceptions for each color and band.
