Resistors - 1 Watt

The 82K ohms (1 watt) resistor is a high-resistance component rated to handle up to 1 watt of power. With a resistance value of 82,000 ohms, it is used in electronic circuits to limit current and divide voltages. This resistor is suitable for applications requiring both high resistance and substantial power dissipation, such as in voltage dividers, signal conditioning, and high-impedance circuits. The 1-watt power rating allows it to operate reliably in circuits where significant power dissipation is expected, ensuring stability and durability.

The 100 ohms (1 watt) resistor is a low-resistance component designed to handle up to 1 watt of power. With a resistance of 100 ohms, it is used in electronic circuits to limit current flow, provide precise voltage drops, and stabilize circuit operation. Its 1-watt power rating allows it to manage higher power levels without overheating, making it suitable for applications such as current limiting, load balancing, and signal conditioning in circuits where both moderate resistance and reliable power dissipation are required.

The 33 ohms (1 watt) resistor is a low-resistance component rated for up to 1 watt of power dissipation. With a resistance value of 33 ohms, it is used to control current flow and provide precise voltage drops in electronic circuits. Its 1-watt power rating allows it to handle higher power levels without overheating, making it suitable for applications such as current limiting, load balancing, and in circuits where both low resistance and significant power dissipation are required.