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Q:
what is this used for
A:
Good Afternoon,
Thank you for your question, the resistors are for protecting circuits from excess voltage being put through them. For example if you put 9V into a 3V LED you would damage it so resistors can protect against such.
Best Regards
Cullen
Thank you for your question, the resistors are for protecting circuits from excess voltage being put through them. For example if you put 9V into a 3V LED you would damage it so resistors can protect against such.
Best Regards
Cullen
Answered by: Cullen Lewis
05-Jun-19
Q:
What is the order code for the 47kOhm resistors?
Asked by: Mark Holloway
A:
Hi Mark,
Thank you for your question, it would be 3003-47K
Best Regards
Cullen
Thank you for your question, it would be 3003-47K
Best Regards
Cullen
Answered by: Cullen Lewis
01-Mar-19
Q:
Hi does this product have a r6 6.8k resistor that is blue grey red pls need it urgently for project for school thanks jordan
Asked by: Jordan
A:
Hi Jordan, The resistor pack of 100 isn't 100 different resistors, it is however a pack of 100 of a particular valued resistor. We do have a 6.8K version, it is code 3003-6K8.
Answered by: Michael Lockhart
04-Apr-18
Q:
So just to confirm your calculator gives me a result of 150ohms, so I need a resistor 3003-150r is this right
Asked by: Susan nice
A:
Hi Susan, I'm not too sure why you have been given a value that high if you are using just 3V as a power supply. It also appears my previous answer is slightly wrong as the incorrect information was pulled through. With the 35103 LED you wouldn't require a resistor if powering from a 3V LED.
Answered by: Michael Lockhart
04-Dec-17
Q:
what Is the difference between r and k on ordering resistors
Asked by: steven page
A:
The R and K are used to help identify the value of the resistor. Resistance is measure in Ohm, but if you were to put that after the number it could be confused for a different value as it could be mistaken for a zero. The K refers to Kiloohms, so a resistor marked as 3003-1K, would have a value of 1KOhm or 1000 Ohm’s. The R is used when the resistor value is less than a Kiloohm, for example 3003-10R is a 10 Ohm resistor. When the R falls between numbers for example 3003-4R7 it would have a value of 4.7 Ohm’s.
Answered by: Michael Lockhart
15-Jun-16
Q:
hi, The price is ?0.60 for 100? Regards Michael
Asked by: Michael Cortis
A:
Hi Michael, yes that is correct. We also do a box of 1000 for £3.70.
Answered by: Aaron Sturman
17-Oct-13
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