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2. a) An electrical component which provides
resistance to current flow
b) Most commonly used electrical
component
What is Resistor
3. Resistance
• It is the ability of resistor to oppose flow of current
• It is Measured in unit ‘Ohms’ and denoted by unit Ω
• Different prefixes are used to represent Resistance
• Three most commonly used prefixes are:
Resistance Prefix
1000 1k
1,000,000 1M
1,000,000,000 1G
4. Symbols
1. Internationally a zig-zag model is used to represent the resistors.
2. Whereas in UK most people use the symbol on left.
5. Types of Fixed Resistors ( Design Models)
Carbon film Metal film Metal Oxide
Wire wound resistors
7. • These are inexpensive and are very easily available resistors.
• These resistors are available in Ranges 1Ω to 100 MΩ
• The power ratings are in between 0.125-2W.
Cons
• There is a large tolerance in rating and mostly 5-10% difference is
expected.
• Such resistors are recommended for small applications like experiments
in labs. But are not recommended for large applications.
Carbon Film Resistors
8. • They re expensive compared to Carbon
Film resistors
• Are highly recommended for projects
Metal Film Resistors
9. • They have special ability to dissipate large quantities of heat.
• These are recommended when there is large variation in temperatures.
• Such resistors contain porcelain which is covered by metal (usually steel
or some kind of mixed steel alloy).
• This steel alloy is then again coated with porcelain
• Remember that porcelain has property to absorb heat through
conductors.
Wire wound resistors
10. • Such resistors are enclosed in IC’s
• They are expensive as compared to single resistor but are quite easy to
manage.
• Can be used where you require 4 or more resistors and less space is
available
Integrated Resistors
11. • They provide variable resistance.
• Are required when you need variable values, for example you may need 7k ohm.
• Have large values of applications in motor speed control, fan speed control, radio
frequecnies.
Variable Resistor (Potentiometer)
Symbol
Practical Look
Working
12. • Its resistance depends on the temperature
• If temperature changes the value of resistance changes.
Thermistor
How it looks
Symbol
13. • NTC stands for negative temperature coefficient.
• The resistance of such resistors decreases with increase in temperature.
• Such resistors are installed in parallel
NTC Thermistor (Continue)
Resistancealongy-axis
Temperature along x-axis
14. • PTC stands for positive temperature coefficient
• The resistor of such components increases with temperature
• They are mostly loaded in parallel
PTC Thermistor Continue
Resistancealongy-axis
Temperature along x-axis
15. • Used to identify the values of resistors.
• A color code chart is used for reference.
Resistor Color coding
16. • Resistors in circuits can be arranged in three configurations
1.Series
2.Parallel
3.Series-Parallel
Resistor configurations
17. • Two or more components are in series if the head of one connects with
tail of another.
• Image below displays three resistors that join in series to each other.
Series Configuration
18. • In Numerical analysis you are mostly required to solve all resistors to
simple single resistor.
• To solve resistors in series simply add them:
Series Configuration (continue)
19. • Two resistors are in parallel when their heads and tails are joined
together.
Parallel Configuration
20. • To solve parallel resistors the formula used is:
Parallel Resistors (Continue)
21. • Very often complex circuit contain series-parallel configurations.
• However you can easily solve them if you learn the basic concept.
Series-Parallel
22. • You need a ohmmeter to measure it practically.
• Connect Ohmmeter in parallel to the resistor and it will display the
value.
How to measure Resistance???
23. • In numerical problems you can find the resistance provided voltage and
current is given.
• Use Ohm Law for this purpose.
R = V/I
Resistors & Ohm Law
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