danny davis
- May 9, 2012
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In series you start below, in parallel you start above..
In parallel if you start below what happens?
In series you start below, in parallel you start above..
In parallel if you start below what happens?
15.8K in parallel with 1.96K = 1.74K
the use of two E96 values to create an E48 value
When you do it this way , how do u know which is the starting point?
23.2K is 2321
How do u know its 23.3K and not 2.33K?
3.01K is 3011
How do u know it's 3.01K and not or 30.1K?
15.8K is 1582
How do u know it's 15.8K and not 1.58K?
22.1K is 2212
How do u know its 22.1K and not 2.21K?
23.2k is 2322
How do u know its 23.2K and not 2.32K?
23.2K is 2321
How do u know its 23.3K and not 2.33K?
3.01K is 3011
How do u know it's 3.01K and not or 30.1K?
15.8K is 1582
How do u know it's 15.8K and not 1.58K?
no, The numbers on the resistors package are these values
Thats why it doesn't make sense to me cause i get confused
23.2K is 2321
3.01K is 3011
69.8K is 69R8
15.8K is 1582
22.1K is 2212
23.2k is 2322
4.02K is 4021
47.5K is 4752
16.2K is 1622
These package numbers are all wrong i think that what was confusing me someone labeled them wrong and put the resistors in the wrong bags and even on the schematics