Ohm-meter to measure the functioning of prisoners \/ resistance (resistance).<\/span> In the techniques of electronics, custody \/ resistance (resistance) contains two meanings, first, the resistance (resistance) as a name for one of the electronic components namely resistance or resistor, and the second resistance given by conducting material (conductor) and \/ or materials semi conductor (semiconductor) contained in the electronic components of the electric current flowing in the same direction.<\/span> Both have units expressed in ohms (\u03a9).<\/span><\/p>\n

Based on the second point, we can say that: the electronic components that are made of conducting material (conductor) such as;<\/span> resistors, capacitors, transformers, and windings (coil) and a half-conductive materials (semiconductors), such as;<\/span> transistors, diodes, there are prisoners \/ resistance (resistance).<\/span> Through the measurement of the value of resistance \/ resistance (resistance) contained in components that are out of sequence, we can find out whether a component can still function well and can still be used or damaged.<\/span><\/p>\n

On Digital Multimeter, the measurement results can be read directly on the display screen, the Analog Multimeter, the measurement results prisoners \/ resistance (resistance) to read on board scale Ohm (\u03a9-k\u03a9).<\/span> See figure 9.<\/span>
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\n Figure 9.<\/span> Measuring Prisoners (Resistance)<\/span>
\n R = Resistivity \/ Resistance (Resistance)<\/span><\/p>\n

To measure the value of resistance \/ resistance (resistance), switch the measuring range in the position \u03a9 (Ohm).<\/span> Limit measure (range) x1, x10, and xk\u03a9.<\/span> Limit measure (range) for Ohm-meters from Multimeter vary, depending on the type and brand Multimeter.<\/span> For example, type SP10D Sanwa Multimeter brands have measuring limit (range) x1, x10, and xk\u03a9.<\/span> Multimeter brands Protek A803 has a measuring limit (range) x1, x10, x100, xk\u03a9, and x10 k\u03a9.<\/span><\/p>\n

Measuring resistor<\/strong><\/span>
\n Resistor is a component that is widely used in the circuit input Kompo (vi).<\/span> Limiting the ability of small value resistor unit Ohm (\u03a9) owned electronics.<\/span> Its main function is to limit (restrict) the flow of electric current.<\/span> Other functions as Resistor (R) voltage divider (voltage divider), which produces a forward bias voltage (forward bias) and a bias voltage backwards (reverse bias), as a potential generator output (vo), and potential.<\/span><\/p>\n

Referring to Ohm’s law: I = V \/ R, the greater the value of resistance \/ resistance (R), the smaller the current (I) which can flow.<\/span> The size of the unit value of which is owned by Ohm resistor can be calculated by looking at the tape (band) color contained in the resistor body.<\/span> Following figure 10, if the first yellow ribbon, purple ribbon second, third band is brown, the fourth gold ribbon, the unit value of the resistor Ohm is 47 x 101 = 470 with a tolerance of 5%.<\/span><\/p>\n

Please note, the yellow color indicates the number 4, the purple color indicates the number 7, the brown color indicates the numbers 1, thereby multiplying factor = 101, if the third band is red, a multiplying factor = 102, and so on.<\/span> (See module on electronic components).<\/span> For more details, refer to Figure 10.<\/span>
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\n Figure 10. Value By Ohm Resistor Color Ribbons<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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