The 560 ohm, 1/4 Watt Resistor (5% tolerance) is a fundamental electrical component designed for circuitry across various applications. With its precise resistance of 560 ohms and a power rating of 1/4 Watt, it ensures stable performance. The 5% tolerance provides reliability, making it suitable for both hobbyist projects and professional endeavors. Its compact size makes it easy to integrate, while its durability ensures longevity in diverse environments, from electronics to industrial settings.
Key Features
- Precise Resistance: 560 ohms for accurate circuit design.
- 1/4 Watt Power Rating: Handles moderate power loads effectively.
- 5% Tolerance: Ensures consistent performance and reliability.
- Compact Size: Easy to integrate into various circuit layouts.
- Durable Construction: Long-lasting performance in diverse environments.
Precautions
- Avoid Exceeding Power Rating: Ensure the circuit does not exceed 1/4 Watt power to prevent overheating.
- Mind Polarity: Confirm the resistor’s orientation to prevent reverse polarity issues.
- Handle with Care: Avoid bending or mishandling, as it may affect its performance.
- Avoid Moisture and Contaminants: Keep the resistor dry and clean to prevent corrosion or short circuits.
- Check Compatibility: Ensure the resistor’s specifications match the circuit requirements to prevent malfunctions.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Question: What does the 5% tolerance mean?
Answer: It indicates the maximum deviation from the specified resistance value, providing consistency within a range of ±5%.
Question: Can I use this resistor for high-power applications?
Answer: No, it’s rated for 1/4 Watt maximum power, suitable for low to moderate power circuits.
Question: How do I identify the resistor’s value?
Answer: The color bands on the resistor body indicate its resistance value according to the standard color code.
Question: Is it suitable for SMD (Surface Mount Device) applications?
Answer: No, this resistor is through-hole type and not designed for SMD mounting.
Question: Can I solder this resistor directly onto a PCB (Printed Circuit Board)?
Answer: Yes, it’s designed for easy soldering onto PCBs, ensuring secure connections in circuits.
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