You mean the one with the 102 on it? Looks like a cap to me.
Value would be 1nF (10 with two zero's, in pF).
Jan
Value would be 1nF (10 with two zero's, in pF).
Jan
Happen to know the make/model of the device? I would say the 102 and the brown-black-red marks would be 1K resistor. As long as there is not a misunderstanding as far as language and the R means something else.
The body color is slightly off to be silver mica. The color is a little too red rather than dark brown.
The body color is slightly off to be silver mica. The color is a little too red rather than dark brown.
It is a Iwatsu scope. I wonder if those are similar to vishay foils in construction because they are flat, thats why I ask. But all standard values, nothing special.
Probably low-end thick film resistors: they do not show any special tolerance marking, meaning they are probably run-of-the-mill, ordinary resistors, used because the manufacturer could make/purchase them cheaply
Thanks, should be 1/4W version.
The resistors are non magnetic. I like them because they are short.
The resistors are non magnetic. I like them because they are short.
