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In Reply to: Re: New resistor line from Ohmite. posted by Joelt on May 16, 2005 at 09:44:44:
Hi.CC does not got any metal film or metal resistance winding inside, so not inductive & very very low capacitive (if any). I double very much CC is magnetic as carbon is non-magnetic. I'd try it with a magnet & a camping compass & see how it behaves with DC & AC currents passing through.
Considering the low cost, it is a darn good resistor particularly
for use in digital pulsing circuitry, beating any films.Only thing we should worry about CC resistors is their reistance drifting on heating up. Keep its operation temp below 125C & in good
ventilation for use as a voltage dropper.Good listening
cheap-Jack
May 16, 2005.
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Follow Ups
- If you like the sound of carbon composition resistors,... - cheap-Jack 12:31:37 05/16/05 (6)
- Re: If you like the sound of carbon composition resistors,... - MIchael Samra 13:54:37 05/16/05 (5)
- YES,,,,, - cheap-Jack 17:18:47 05/16/05 (0)
- Re: If you like the sound of carbon composition resistors,... - Joelt 15:29:06 05/16/05 (3)
- Re: If you like the sound of carbon composition resistors,... - MIchael Samra 18:16:08 05/16/05 (1)
- Good arguement ! (nt) - cheap-Jack 19:08:07 05/16/05 (0)
- I think the problem is permanent temperature drift..... - JimL 16:29:28 05/16/05 (0)
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