Lookup tables for establishing the value of resistors in pairs. These are provided for the E24 series over as many as three decades. Parallel, series, product and quotient targets are computed.
Derivation and calculation of resistor values for a parallel divider / termination network.
Reference Data
To be found here is a source of typical engineering reference data useful for electronic engineering. Some of this stuff I really do remember, but others of it just fall through the cracks. Anyway, it's here for your delectation.
Resistor colour codes
No reference would be complete without a resistor colour codes primer;
Color
Significant figures
Multiplier
Tolerance
Temp. Coefficient (ppm/K)
Black
0
1
N/A
250
Brown
1
10
±1%
100
Red
2
100
±2%
50
Orange
3
1K
N/A
15
Yellow
4
10K
(±5%)
25
Green
5
100K
±0.5%
20
Blue
6
1M
±0.25%
10
Violet
7
10M
±0.1%
5
Gray
8
100M
±0.05%
1
White
9
1G
N/A
N/A
Gold
N/A
0.1
±5%
N/A
Silver
N/A
0.01
±10%
N/A
None
N/A
N/A
±20%
N/A
Resistor preferred value tables
When it comes to fleshing out the design data, you really have to design around preferred values;
E6 (20%)
E12 (10%)
E24 (5%)
Values
x
x
x
10
x
11
x
x
12
x
13
x
x
x
15
x
16
x
x
18
x
20
x
x
x
22
x
24
x
x
27
x
30
x
x
x
33
x
36
x
x
39
x
43
x
x
x
47
x
51
x
x
56
x
62
x
x
x
68
x
75
x
x
82
x
91
E48 (2%)
E96 (1%)
E192 (0.5%)
Values
x
x
x
100
147
215
316
464
681
x
101
149
218
320
470
690
x
x
102
150
221
324
475
698
x
104
152
223
328
481
706
x
x
x
105
154
226
332
487
715
x
106
156
229
336
493
723
x
x
107
158
232
340
499
732
x
109
160
234
344
505
741
x
x
x
110
162
237
348
511
750
x
111
164
240
352
517
759
x
x
113
165
243
357
523
768
x
114
167
246
361
530
777
x
x
x
115
169
249
365
536
787
x
117
172
252
370
542
796
x
x
118
174
255
374
549
806
x
120
176
258
379
556
816
x
x
x
121
178
261
383
562
825
x
123
180
264
388
569
835
x
x
124
182
267
392
576
845
x
126
184
271
397
583
856
x
x
x
127
187
274
402
590
866
x
129
189
277
407
597
876
x
x
130
191
280
412
604
887
x
132
193
284
417
612
898
x
x
x
133
196
287
422
619
909
x
135
198
291
427
626
920
x
x
137
200
294
432
634
931
x
138
203
298
437
642
942
x
x
x
140
205
301
442
649
953
x
142
208
305
448
657
965
x
x
143
210
309
453
665
976
x
145
213
312
459
673
988
Signal size conversion factors
It's always the way. The one you want, is the one you can't remember! It's either that or, you remembered correctly but now you're thinking about it, perhaps it's wrong. In any case, have no fear, they're here;