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Next, we’re going to add a bunch of resistors to our printed circuit board. As in the
previous step, you’ll find an outline of each resistor and its value printed in their proper
location on the printed circuit board. Match resistors to the values on the printed circuit
board and solder in place.
Resistors are not polarized, so it doesn’t matter which lead goes in which eyelet.
INSTALL 19
RESISTORS
3
220Ω resistor (1)
#7353
2.4K resistor (1)
#7387
Red Red Black Black Brown
Red Yellow Black Brown Brown
1K resistor (4)
#7357
Brown Black Black Brown Brown
4.7K resistor (1)
#7359
Yellow Violet Black Brown Brown
100Ω resistor (1)
#7352
Brown Black Black Black Brown
10K
10K
10K
10K
10K
10K
10K
10K
470K
100K
1M
20K
22K
22K
22K
1K
47K
47K
220K
220K
4k7
1K resistor (1)
#7357
BrownB lack BlackB rown Brown
BrownB lack BlackO range Brown
100K resistor (1)
#7365
Yellow Purple BlackR
ed
Brown
47K resistor (3)
#7369
RedR
ed
BlackO range Brown
220K resistor (2)
#7381
BrownB lack BlackY ellowB rown
1M resistor (1)
#7367
Yellow Purple BlackO range Brown
470K resistor (2)
#7382
RedR
ed
BlackR
ed
Brown
22K resistor (3)
#7379
BrownB lack BlackR
ed
Brown
10K resistor (8)
#7362
RedB
lack BlackR
ed
Brown
20K resistor (1)
#7397
Yellow Purple BlackB rown Brown
4.7K resistor (1)
#7359
Resistors have a low profile, sitting closer to the board
than taller components, so installing these now will make
installing other parts easier later on.
510K resistor (2)
#7366
Green Brown Yellow Gold
20K resistor (1)
#7397
Red Black Black Red Brown
2.2M resistor (1)
#7368
Red Red Black Yellow Brown
10K resistor (7)
#7362
Brown Black Black Red Brown
