The document describes an applied physics experiment to identify resistors and capacitors using color codes. It provides the resistor color code guide and capacitor letter codes table to define the values corresponding to different color band combinations. It also explains the inductors color code and provides an example to demonstrate how to read the value from the color bands.
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Experiment#01 (Colour Coding of Resistors)
The document describes an applied physics experiment to identify resistors and capacitors using color codes. It provides the resistor color code guide and capacitor letter codes table to define the values corresponding to different color band combinations. It also explains the inductors color code and provides an example to demonstrate how to read the value from the color bands.
11 Fig 3.4.1 Four Band Standard EIA Colour Code For Inductors.
Values are in micro Henries (μH)
First two digits are the value Third digit is the multiplier If there is an R, its acts as a decimal point, and there is no multiplier Examples: Band 1 2 3 4 101 = 10*101μH = 100μH 4R7 = 4.7μH Multiplier (No. of Tolerance Suffix Meaning 1st Digit 2nd Digit zeros) Sometimes the precision of the inductor will be % marked, using a final letter F, G, J, K, or M F = +/-1% x 0.1 (divide by Gold +/-5% G = +/-2% 10) J = +/-5% K = +/-10% x 0.01 (divide by Silver +/-10% M = +/-20% 100)