10 Ohm Resistor Color Code (10 Ω)
A 10 ohm (10 Ω) resistor is a low-resistance component used for current sensing, RC snubber circuits, and soft-start inrush protection in power electronics.
- Nominal Value
- 10 Ω
- Standard Series
- E12, E24
- Acceptable Measurement Range
- 9.5 Ω to 10.5 Ω (at ±5%)
- Typical Power
- 1/4 Watt or 1/2 Watt
- Max Working Voltage
- 250V
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What are the color bands on a 10 ohm resistor?▼
In a 4-band resistor with 5% tolerance, the colors are Brown, Black, Black, and Gold. Notice that the multiplier band is Black (×1), so 10 × 1 = 10 ohms.
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