1.2 PLEASE ANSWER THE RESISTANCE RATING AND THE QUESTION BELOW. 1. Resistance MeasurementChoose a 10% (or a 5% tolerance if you don't have a 10%) tolerance resistors from yourkit. Use the color bands on the resistor body to determine its rating. Use the analogmultimeter to measure the resistance of the device.Analog Multimeter Resistance Measurement (2)Trial13535335Average35Resistance rating_Is the measured value of resistance within the allotted tolerance? B. Resistors Color CodesThe values of most of the resistors in your lab kit are indicated by color bands. Thesecolor bands are painted on the body of each resistor and are decoded in the following manner:Look at the resistor. There will be a group of color bands clumped together at one endand a lone band at the other. Orient the resistor so the lone band points to the right and theclumped bands point to the left. The resistor can be read left to right using the guidelines listedbelow.1. The first color band indicates the first digit in the numerical value of the resistance.2. The second color band gives the second digit in the numerical value of the resistance. Anysubsequent bands before the last band in the "clump" give subsequent digits in the numericalresistance value.3. The last color band in the "clump" gives the number of zeros that follow the first digits.4. The "lone" color band on the right end gives the tolerance.Note: Tolerance is the amount by which the actual resistance can be different from thecolor-coded value and it is given in percent. For example, a 1000 resistor with a +-10%tolerance can have an actual resistance value between 900 22 and 1100 2. The color codes fordigits and tolerance are given in Figure 1. Your instructor might suggest a convenient mnemonicwhich may help you to remember the code.4-Band-CodeN2%, 5%, 10%560kQ+ 5%1st BANDCOLORBlack0Brown1Red2Orange3Yellow4Green5Blue6Violet7Grey8White9GoldSilver0.1%, 0.25%, 0.5%, 1%5-Band-CodeElectronix Express/RSRhttp://www.elexp.com2nd BAND01234567893rd BAND0123456789חוהMULTIPLIER1010Q210001KQ10KQ100ΚΩ1MQ10ΜΩ0.10.01TOLERANCE(F)(G)(D)(B)(1)(K)1-800-972-2225In NJ 732-381-802001(Image courtesy http://www.elexp.com)Figure 1. Resistor color codes± 1%± 2%±0.5%+0.25%±0.10%±0.05%± 5%± 10%2370+ 1%

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1. Resistance Measurement Choose a 10% (or a 5% tolerance if you don't have a 10%) tolerance resistors from your kit. Use the color bands on the resistor body to determine its rating. Use the analog multimeter to measure the resistance of the device. Trial Analog Multimeter Resistance Measurement (N) 1 35 35 3 35 Average 35 Resistance rating Is the measured value of resistance within the allotted tolerance? 2

1. Resistance Measurement Choose a 10% (or a 5% tolerance if you don't have a 10%) tolerance resistors from your kit. Use the color bands on the resistor body to determine its rating. Use the analog multimeter to measure the resistance of the device. Trial Analog Multimeter Resistance Measurement (N) 1 35 35 3 35 Average 35 Resistance rating Is the measured value of resistance within the allotted tolerance? 2

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