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Description and Use of Resistor Calculator 1.0.6

A simple, easy-to-use freeware for Windows that saves a lot of time and effort in determining the colour code of resistors and resistance values required for LED circuits.

On the basis of the entered or calculated resistor value additionally the closest resistor within the E series as well as within the Renard numbers is displayed automatically.

As another feature the program can calculate the required resistor value for LED circuits (single LED, series connection and parallel connection) considering the supply voltage, the voltage drop across the LED(s) as well as the current of the LED(s).

Features of Resistor Calculator at a glance:

- Calculating the color code of a resistor value.
- Calculating the resistor value of a color code.
- Displaying the closest resistor of the E series and Renard numbers.
- Resistor calculation for LED circuits (single, in series, parallel).
- Integrated help system.
- Automatic program updates.
- Multilingual (at the moment English and German).
- Intuitive program interface.
- Free e-mail support in case of problems or questions.
- All updates for free. 

This software is available free to download and easy-to-use. Click here to download.

How to use:

- This electronic software is easy-to-use and requires no extra skills or learning. When you install this software, double click on the desktop to run it. 
 After this, you will see a screen with 2 different tabs. On 1st tab, you will see the category to select the Resistor value with its color band and also helps new learner to identify the resistor with their color band. 
In 2nd tab, you will see the LED circuits which specify the value of resistor on their respective right hand side column. One can change the value of power supply of its circuit with value of current of LED will be used in your circuit. This measurements help software to automatically select the value of resistor and gives the drop voltage will occur across your circuit.

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