Carbon composition resistors are made by mixing carbon particles with a binder molded into a cylindrical shaped, and then baked. Resistance decreases as temperature increases. Resistance is more prone to drifting than with other types. Standard 'classic' resistor.
- 1/2" watt
- -55° C to 125° C operating range
- 350 V working, 700 V overload
- Low inductance
- Low capacitance
- Better pulse endurance characteristics than film type resistors
- EIA color coded
| Resistance Values (5 each) |
| 2.2 |
2.7 |
|
|
|
| |
6.8 |
8.2 |
10 |
|
| |
20 |
27 |
36 |
47 |
| |
68 |
82 |
100 |
|
| 120 |
150 |
180 |
220 |
|
| 270 |
330 |
360 |
390 |
470 |
| 510 |
620 |
680 |
750 |
820 |
| 1k |
|
1.2k |
1.5k |
1.8k |
| 2.2k |
2.4k |
2.7k |
3.3k |
3.6k |
| 4.7k |
5.1k |
5.6k |
6.2k |
6.8k |
| 7.5k |
8.2k |
10k |
12k |
15k |
| 20k |
22k |
27k |
33k |
39k |
| 47k |
51k |
56k |
62k |
68k |
| 82k |
100k |
110k |
120k |
150k |
| 200k |
220k |
240k |
270k |
330k |
| 390k |
470k |
510k |
620k |
680k |
| 750k |
820k |
1M |
1.2M |
1.5M |
| |
|
2.7M |
3.3M |
4.7M |
| 5.6M |
6.8M |
8.2M |
|
|
Specification Sheet
