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		<title>the closest standard resistor values?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[i&#39;m solving electronic homework ,and i got the values R1=66.67
R2=12.4k
(and Rs=10 ,RL=1k are given),there is part in the question which want me to chose the closet values for the resistor before i design the circuit in pspice program.
can u tell me how i can chose from the given appendix below
Preferred resistance values (approximately 10% increase) [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>i&#39;m solving electronic homework ,and i got the values R1=66.67<br />
R2=12.4k<br />
(and Rs=10 ,RL=1k are given),there is part in the question which want me to chose the closet values for the resistor before i design the circuit in pspice program.<br />
can u tell me how i can chose from the given appendix below</p>
<p>Preferred resistance values (approximately 10% increase) </p>
<p>I1.01.52.23.34.76.8<br />
II1.11.62.43.65.17.5<br />
III1.21.82.73.95.68.2<br />
IV1.32.03.04.36.29.1</p>
<p>I to IV for (+-)5% tolerance resistors<br />
I and III for (+-)10% tolerance resistors<br />
I for (+-)20% tolerance resistors</p>
<p>Values multiplied by 1, 10, 100, 1k, 10k, 100k, 1M, 10M<br />
Multiplier 10 to 100k can cover all the preferred values<br />
E.g. 11, 110, 1.1k, 11k, 110k</p>
<p>Resistor types: Carbon film, metal film, wirewound<br />
i think this will be clear</p>
<p>I(1.0)(1.5)(2.2)(3.3)(4.7)6.8)<br />
II(1.1)(1.6)(2.4)(3.6)(5.1)(7.5)<br />
III(1.2)(1.8)(2.7(3.9)(5.6)(8.2)<br />
IV(1.3)(2.0)(3.0)(4.3)(6.2)(9.1)</p>
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