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04-21-2004, 04:40 AM
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Originally posted by roark
There's no such thing as a 0 ohm resistor
There's no such thing as a 0 ohm resistor
A 0 Ohm resistor (also known as a jumper resistor) is a resistor (usually white) with 1 black ring meaning 0 Ohm. Its basically a jumper that looks like a resistor so your not just soldering wires to a board all sloppy, its an actual part.
04-21-2004, 11:12 AM
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Originally posted by Daytona Blue Z in Bo
Actually there is such a thing, I have had years of electronic experience building boards from schematics.
A 0 Ohm resistor (also known as a jumper resistor) is a resistor (usually white) with 1 black ring meaning 0 Ohm. Its basically a jumper that looks like a resistor so your not just soldering wires to a board all sloppy, its an actual part.
Actually there is such a thing, I have had years of electronic experience building boards from schematics.
A 0 Ohm resistor (also known as a jumper resistor) is a resistor (usually white) with 1 black ring meaning 0 Ohm. Its basically a jumper that looks like a resistor so your not just soldering wires to a board all sloppy, its an actual part.
