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The carbon film resistor is a type of fixed resistor that uses carbon film to restrict the electric current to certain level. These types of resistors are widely used in the electronic circuits. Features Carbon Film Resistor High Quality
The carbon film resistor is a type of fixed resistor that uses carbon film to restrict the electric current to certain level. These types of resistors are widely used in the electronic circuits. Features Carbon Film Resistor High Quality
The carbon film resistor is a type of fixed resistor that uses carbon film to restrict the electric current to certain level. These types of resistors are widely used in the electronic circuits. Features Carbon Film Resistor High Quality
1k ohm Trimpot RM065 Package is a type of variable resistor, It can be easily mounted on PCB and adjusted using screw driver. Specifications:- Model Type : RM065 Package Resistance Value : 1k ohm Resistance Tolerance : 5%
The carbon film resistor is a type of fixed resistor that uses carbon film to restrict the electric current to certain level. These types of resistors are widely used in the electronic circuits. Features Carbon Film Resistor High Quality
Resistance: 1.5K Ohms Tolerance: ±1% Power (Watts): 0.125W, 1/8W Composition: Thick Film Temperature Coefficient: ±100ppm/°C Operating Temperature : -55°C ~ 155°C ROHS Compliant
Resistance: 1K Ohms Tolerance: ±1% Power (Watts): 0.125W, 1/8W Composition: Thick Film Temperature Coefficient: ±100ppm/°C Operating Temperature : -55°C ~ 155°C ROHS Compliant
The carbon film resistor is a type of fixed resistor that uses carbon film to restrict the electric current to certain level. These types of resistors are widely used in the electronic circuits. Features Carbon Film Resistor High Quality
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