There are two resistor values I don't know One is 0j47 and the other is 6j8
I look at a print and found two I can't figure out a resistor marked 0j47 & 6j8
Feb 18, 2017
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My first thought is 0.47 and 6.8 Ohms, J = +/- 5%. Would those values make sense in your circuit?
If it had been 0k47 and 6k8, I would have thought it might mean .47K and
6.8K Ohms. But that does not work for a J!Fred
Or 'j' means 'R' in the native language of the schematic-writer? But I could see someone using it as a precision marker.
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I guess they must be imaginary resistances...
NT
That's it!
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