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NOCTI Review Lesson 1 Objectives: Discuss resistor color band and determine resistor values and tolerance. Compute values using formulas for series, parallel,

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1 NOCTI Review Lesson 1 Objectives: Discuss resistor color band and determine resistor values and tolerance. Compute values using formulas for series, parallel, and series/parallel circuits.

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3 Resistor Color Code The first two color bands represent number values. The third color band is called the multiplier.

4 This means to combine the first two numbers and multiply the resulting two-digit number by the power of 10 indicated by the value of the third band.

5 The forth band indicates the tolerance. For example: assume a resistor has color bands of brown, green, red, and silver.

6 The first two bands represent the numbers 1 and 5 (brown is 1 and green is 5). The third band is red, number value of 2. Multiply 15 times 100, is 1500 ohms.

7 The forth band is silver. Which is +or- 10%. 1500 X 0.10 = 150 1500 + 150 = 1650 ohms 1500 – 150 = 1350 ohms

8 A resistor has color bands of red, yellow, brown, silver. What are the resistance and tolerance of this resistor?

9 240 ohms and 10%

10 Find the value and tolerance for blue, gray, red, and gold.

11 6800 ohms and 5%

12 Resistor in Series, Parallel, and Series/Parallel

13 Series Circuit Rules 1. The total Voltage in a Series Circuit is equal to the sum of the individual Voltage drops. ET = E1 + E2 + E3 + etc.

14 2. The total Current in a Series Circuit is equal to the Current flow through out the whole circuit. IT = I1 = I2 = I3 = etc.

15 3. The total Resistance in a Series Circuit is equal to the sum of the individual resistance’s. RT = R1 + R2 + R3 + etc.

16 Parallel Circuit Rules 1.The total Voltage in a Parallel Circuit is equal to the individual voltage drops across each Parallel Branch. ET = E1 = E2 = E3 = etc.

17 2. The total Current in a Parallel Circuit is equal to the sum of the individual Parallel branch currents. IT = I1 + I2 + I3 + etc.

18 3.Resistance: An increase in Parallel branch results in a decrease in total Resistance. Equal Resistors: RT = R/N, R = Resistance, N = The number of equal Resistors.

19 Two Resistors of unequal value: Product/sum RT = R1 x R2 ------------ R1 + R2

20 More than two Resistors of unequal value: Reciprocal 1 ______________________ 11 1 + + ___ R1R2 R3

21 ER1 = _______ IT = ______ IR3 = _______ ER5 = _______ 100 V

22 EIR R129V.029A 1000 R253.6V.029A1848 R31.45v.029A 50 R47.25v.029A 250 R58.7v.029A 300 T100v.029A3448

23 RT = _______ IR2 = _______ IR3 = _______ R1 = _______

24 EIR R1250v 2.94A 85.03 R2 250v49.97A 5.0 R3250v 1.83A 137 T 250v54.75A 4.57

25 IR2 = __________ RT = __________

26 EIR R137V 3.08A 12 R22.96V.74A 4 R334.04V.74A 46 T37V 3.82A 9.68


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