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Widerstand

Also known as resistors, electrical resistor, ohmic, resistive load

zweipoliges passives elektrisches Bauelement

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A resistor is an electronic component that limits or controls the flow of electric current through a circuit. Resistors are essential building blocks in electronics because they protect other components from damage, help create different voltage levels, and allow devices to function properly.

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Electronic component.name: Resistor
Electronic component.image: Electronic-Axial-Lead-Resistors-Array.png
Electronic component.caption: An array of axial-lead resistors
Electronic component.type: Passive
Electronic component.working_principle: Electrical resistance
Electronic component.terminal_number: 2
Electronic component.symbol: 100px 100px
Electronic component.symbol_caption: ANSI and IEC symbols

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Subclass of: passive electronic component
Material used: electrical conductor
Image: 100 ohm SMD 1206 resistor.jpg
Has use: bleeder resistor

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Commons category: Resistors
described by source: Armenian Soviet Encyclopedia
has characteristic: electrical resistance
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
different from: resistance movement
topic's main category: Category:Resistive components

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Ein Widerstand ist ein zweipoliges passives elektrisches Bauelement. Es realisiert einen ohmschen Widerstand in elektrischen und elektronischen Schaltungen. Widerstände werden beispielsweise verwendet, um: * den elektrischen Strom zu begrenzen * den elektrischen Strom in einer Schaltung aufzuteilen * den elektrischen Strom in eine Spannung umzuwandeln, um ihn (indirekt) zu messen * die elektrische Spannung in einer Schaltung aufzuteilen * elektrische Energie in Wärmeenergie umzuwandeln

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