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I received a new lamp as a gift, and the resistor in it has broken. I'd like to replace it, but I don't understand what the color code is.
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Don't the devices automatically have protection against excessive voltages? Or would the devices simply break?
This color code does not fit in a scheme known to me, gold or silver to 2. or 3. There is no place in the official colour codes. The black discoloration makes it clear that it has been burned through, that doesn’t make it easier.
The only thing I could find was a red-red-silver-gold = 0.22 ohm safety resistance, but in order to assess this more precisely, one would have to see the circuit, so at what point the resistance was sitting and why it was possibly overloaded.
I found one that should be red-red-gold-gold-silver, which is supposed to have 2.2Ohm only, but unfortunately I only have 0Ohm, 10Ohm, 22Ohm resistors…
https://www.microcontroller.net/topic/484620
Yes such special components must be ordered anyway, but not much, only in this case you do not know exactly what to order.
Probably 2.2 Ohm, 5%, 200ppm
http://www.sengpielaudio.com/color coderesisting08.htm
If it is already expanded (and still intact): better to check.
Take a look at the back of the carburetor, and my multimeter is still on the bus, but now it’s party night 🍾
Without a picture, a bit difficult.
https://www.digikey.de/resources/conversion-calculators/conversion-calculator-resistor-colorcode
http://www.calculino.com/en/elektronik/ohmscher- Resistance_computer.html
I just noticed that the picture cannot be uploaded.
Look at the links of me.
Bring me nothing because my 3rd ring is just gold
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/resistance_(component)#color coding_on_resisting%C3%A4nden
At the 3rd ring there is no indicator for gold. Something’s wrong. If it were yellow, it’s 22.4Ω.