Resistor Color Code Calculator App

Resistor Color Code Calculator: Use this App to convert resistor color codes into resistor ohm value and tolerance. Color banded axial lead resistors with 4 or 5 bands are supported. Student, engineer or maker? Arduino or Raspberry Pi tinkerer? Getting into electronics and can’t remember the resistor color codes? Click on the colors printed to your resistor and the calculated value and tolerance will be displayed. If you have a 5-band resistor switch to this type first.

HOW TO INSTALL:
Go to Play Store
Type
Resistor Color Code Calculator
Then
Search
Select: Resistor Color Code Calculator and install in your Android Mobile phone. or to install click here this app.
What are resistor color codes used for?
For very small electronic components a color code instead of printed text is used to indicate the value, rating or and tolerance. Resistors come in variations with 4, 5 or more color bands where a 4-band color code is most common. With 4 bands the first and second band represent the first and second significant digit of the ohm value, the 3 band is the decimal multiplier. Next comes a small gap – helping you to distinguish left and right of the component – and finally the fourth band indicating tolerance of the resistor.
Colors for significant figures:
1. Black: 0
2. Brown: 1
3. Red: 2
4. Orange: 3
5. Yellow: 4
6. Green: 5
7. Blue: 6
8. Violet: 7
9. Grey: 8
10. White: 9
Colors for multiplier band:
A. Black: 1
B. Brown: 10
C. Red: 100
D. Orange: 1000
E. Yellow: 10000
F. Green: 100000
G. Blue: 1000000
H. Gold: 0.1
I. Silver: 0.0
FEATURES OF THIS APP:
1. Simple user interface.
2. Real Time calculation process.
3. Support three, four, five and six bands resistor.
4. No need to register and login.
For more details and install this app click here.

Subramanian
Subramanian

Subramanian MK, currently serving as a workshop instructor at Sakthi Polytechnic College, Erode Tamil Nadu. With a career spanning 25 + years, Subramanian MK has dedicated himself to advancing knowledge in Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE). His passion for exploring new technologies has led to the development of numerous projects, showcasing expertise in IoT and PCB design.

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