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--- university:courses:electronics:electronics-lab-resistors [19 Oct 2021 14:44] – [For more info on passive components see:] Doug Mercer
+++ university:courses:electronics:electronics-lab-resistors [19 Oct 2021 14:47] – [Resistors] Doug Mercer
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 **Understanding the differences between available resistor types and how to select the right one.**
-Frist we will discuss the familiar "discrete" or axial-lead type resistors we are used to working with in the lab; then we will compare cost and performance tradeoffs of the discrete versions and thin- or thick-film networks.
+First we will discuss the familiar "discrete" or axial-lead type resistors we are used to working with in the lab; then we will compare cost and performance tradeoffs of the discrete versions and thin- or thick-film networks.
 **Axial Lead Types:**
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 Table 1. Standard resistor values: 2%, 5% and 10%
-Carbon-type resistors use color-coded bands to identify the resistor's ohmic value and tolerance:
+Carbon-type resistors use color-coded bands to identify the resistor's ohmic value and tolerance: (For more on the resistor color code see the section below "A brief history of the resistor color code")
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