10 watt 10 ohm resistor
[DOC File]Cornerstone Robotics Team Week 4
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Demonstration: use a small (1/4 watt) and a larger (10 watt) resistor, both having a resistance of 10 ohms. The current through each resistor will be the same. Note the variation in heat given off by the two resistors. If a resistor operates at an elevated temperature, it can change its resistance value and even burn out to create an open circuit.
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Used in high power situations. 10 Watt resistor. Wire Wound: Designed to dissipate less heat. Used in lower power situations. 5 Watt resistor. Wire Wound: Designed to dissipate less heat. Used in lower power situations. 5 Watt resistor. Carbon film: Cheap, not very stable over time, might generate circuit noise. Half Watt resistor.
[DOC File]Resistor Coding
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Jaycar stock 0.5 Watt metal film resistors, ¼ Watt and 1 Watt carbon film resistors and 5 and 10 Watt wire-wound resistors. Element 14 (formerly Farnell) and RS Components stock a much wider range of resistors but at a much higher price and they are ordered by mail-order adding to the cost of small quantities.
[DOC File]SUBELEMENT 6A - GENERAL - [100 EXAM QUESTIONS]
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The total power dissipation capability of two 10 watt, 500 ohm resistors connected in series is: A.20 watts. B.10 watts. C.5 watts. D.None of the above. 6A66. A. What is the total power dissipation capability of two 10 watt 500 ohm resistors connected in parallel? A.20 watts. B.40 watts. C.5 watts. D.None of the above. 6A67. A
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