BASIC ELECTRICITY (E.E 116) EXERCISES: 1- Find the value, tolerance, and maximum & minimum values for each of the following resistors. (a) R= Tolerance value= Maximum value= Minimum value= (b) R= (c) R= Tolerance value= Maximum value= Minimum value= (d) R= Tolerance value = Maximum value= Minimum value= (e) R= + Tolerance value= Maximum value= Minimum value= Tolerance value= Maximum value= Minimum value= (f) R= ± + Tolerance value= Maximum value= Minimum value= Resistor Color Code % % 18 EXPERIMENT 1 ウバー Brown Violet Orange Silver ZIX Yellow White Black Green ZIK Red Yellow Silver Gold ZIK Brown Black Glod Silver Red 20 Blue Sliver Silver 2110 Orange White Green Silver

BASIC ELECTRICITY (E.E 116) EXERCISES: 1- Find the value, tolerance, and maximum & minimum values for each of the following resistors. (a) R= Tolerance value= Maximum value= Minimum value= (b) R= (c) R= Tolerance value= Maximum value= Minimum value= (d) R= Tolerance value = Maximum value= Minimum value= (e) R= + Tolerance value= Maximum value= Minimum value= Tolerance value= Maximum value= Minimum value= (f) R= ± + Tolerance value= Maximum value= Minimum value= Resistor Color Code % % 18 EXPERIMENT 1 ウバー Brown Violet Orange Silver ZIX Yellow White Black Green ZIK Red Yellow Silver Gold ZIK Brown Black Glod Silver Red 20 Blue Sliver Silver 2110 Orange White Green Silver

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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