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Patrick
Thu Feb 09 2012, 02:29PM
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Proud Mary wrote ...

The enlarged picture of the resistor shows that the colour bands were applied by hand with a paintbrush - suggesting that these are not standard parts, but came from a small, specially produced, lot.
its lumpy, so im not sure about your comment above Proud Mary.
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Alex M
Thu Feb 09 2012, 05:50PM
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Try this instead Link2 , much easier than trying to work it out.
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Steve Conner
Thu Feb 09 2012, 07:29PM
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Yeah, it's probably too lumpy for the resistor painting machine to cope with. smile

Patrick, no 4 wire measurement? When you're measuring low resistances, everything matters. I recently bought a batch of 0.01 ohm resistors, and the datasheet specified the length of leads included in the measurement. (I wanted the 4-terminal ones, but they were on back order.)
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Patrick
Thu Feb 09 2012, 08:28PM
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Steve Conner wrote ...

Yeah, it's probably too lumpy for the resistor painting machine to cope with. smile

Patrick, no 4 wire measurement? When you're measuring low resistances, everything matters. I recently bought a batch of 0.01 ohm resistors, and the datasheet specified the length of leads included in the measurement. (I wanted the 4-terminal ones, but they were on back order.)
well ill try again then, but at 0.01 ohms im sure a proper measurement would make a big difference.
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ConKbot of Doom
Thu Feb 09 2012, 10:31PM
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Patrick wrote ...

radiotech wrote ...

File that under future treachery.....;-)
lol!


I presume you have a point, yet it eludes me.

Presumably something to do with the seebeck effect, and it being wound with something with a better tempco than copper.
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Patrick
Thu Feb 09 2012, 11:50PM
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its also counter wound, meaning it has two strands in parallel, one CW the other CCW to reduce CEMF i guess.
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Proud Mary
Fri Feb 10 2012, 01:22AM
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Patrick wrote ...

its also counter wound, meaning it has two strands in parallel, one CW the other CCW to reduce CEMF i guess.

Non-inductive resistors with Ayrton-Perry winding are used in RF circuits, in switching circuits, and where a resistor must be able to withstand repepitive energetic surges. And no doubt in other applications too.
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Tetris
Fri Feb 10 2012, 03:24AM
Tetris Registered Member #4016 Joined: Thu Jul 21 2011, 01:52AM
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There is a poster on the wall of my Electronics class. I think it has the 5 band color code on it. I will check tomorrow (if I remember) and see.
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