This is awesome. Thanks!!What values do you have available?
This will do a “reverse” parallel resistance calculation for you:
Parallel Resistor Calculator R1 + R2 = equivalent resistor R resistance circuit equiv total resistor finder made easy piggyback = parallel - sengpielaudio Sengpiel Berlin
Parallel Resistor Calculator R1 + R2 = R equivalent resistance circuit equivalent total resistor finder made easy piggyback = parallel - Eberhard Sengpiel sengpielaudiosengpielaudio.com
Or this one:
Reverse engineered resistor calculator resistor pairs - search of R1 and R2 with known total resistance iteration resistor calculation - sengpielaudio Sengpiel Berlin
Reverse engineered resistor calculator resistor - search of R1 and R2 with known total resistance iteration resistor calculation - Eberhard Sengpiel sengpielaudiosengpielaudio.com
Oh wait ive got 330r tooYes, r40. Ive got 47r, 100r, and then 820r.
You’re the bees knees. Thanks.330R will be perfectly fine in this case.
I thought that ^ was called an ohm-ipede…
I kinda want to do this just to do it!
I'd build a bridge — the 330r and 100r as the towers and the 47r as the deck = 477r — closer than Robert's 487r !
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Bonus is using up that 47r — really, how many builds call for that?
No need for the parallel resistor calc, either.