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R usually designates the decimal point. 82R5 is 82.5 Ohms, 8R25 would
be 8.25 Ohms, and so on. Hope this helps
Max Bernhardt
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From: Jack Ray
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Subject: Re: DOC:IEC Component value code
Date: Friday, January 24, 1997 7:27PM
Max Bernhardt wrote:
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> Let me correct that 1013 is 101000 = 101 Kohm's sorry I was sleeping
> again;-)
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OK Please
We use a 49.9 ohm which is marked 4999, a 10.0 marked 1009, and an 82.5
marked 82R5. Why the 'R' ???
Jack
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