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Monday, December 31, 2018

Happy new year 2019

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                                   Team Doctor Computer

Friday, November 30, 2018

Network Error “Windows Cannot Access \\ Shared Drive” ?







How to fix the ‘Network Error – Windows Cannot Access \\ Shared Drive’ Error?


“Windows Cannot Access \\ Computer Name” is mainly a network related problem of your Local Area Connection and generally this error occurs due to the lack of network permissions, improper installed Network Drivers, and sometimes a single corrupted windows registry can be the reason too.


Most of the times people have this problem right after creating a new LAN Connection in their network and mainly the error popup message appears when every time you try to open the shared folder located on the other computer.


The bad thing which I really hate about this network error is, not only on the folder you can also get this error message on any network file or even on the network shared drive too. And believe it or not but sometimes it gets really hard to find where the actual fault is, and what do we really need to do to fix the problem.


Network error


Windows cannot access \\ Computer Name


You do not have permission to access \\ Computer Name contact your network administrator to request access.


If you’re having this problem on your Local Area Network, then I don’t think you should really need to worry about it;


Because with the help of this tutorial I’ll definitely going to help you out by showing you, how you can change the permissions configuration of your computer to read and write the files or folder on the shared network drive through your Windows Network Place.










This problem can occur on any version of windows, even if you are using the latest Windows 10 or running an old Windows 7 Computer. Normally, Access Denied Network Error comes because of some kind of network related permission problem. But sometimes there are some other reasons for this error to shows up on your computer’s screen and here’s the list of those reasons which can be possibly happening on your computer:
Improper LAN Connection
Improper LAN Sharing Setting
Improper Drive or Folder Security Setting
TCP/IP NetBIOS Setting is Unconfigured
Windows Registry got Corrupted
Network Driver got Corrupted
Improper LAN Connection and Sharing Setting


If you have recently created a LAN connection by yourself, or maybe tried to start the file sharing, or changed the LAN Wire or Modem, or just made any changes in your LAN configuration, then this is the time where you’ll need to rectify it all.


Let’s start with the connections and wires;


To make a connection between two different network devices like a Modem and Computer, we actually need to use a Straight cable. On the other hand, the same network devices like ‘PC to PC’ or ‘Modem to Modem’ need a Cross-over cable to interact properly.





The reason behind explaining that is because if you have recently changed any cable in your network then make sure the cable you used is suitable for the proper connection.


Both of the cables look exactly the same but the internal wiring is completely different and that’s why people usually get confused while creating their PC to PC LAN connection.





The next configuration is the ‘Sharing Setting’. Check for the proper IP configuration on every connected device in your network. If all the PC’s have an IP address configured in it, then make sure it won’t conflict. Confliction mainly happens when two different PC has the same IP configuration.


You’ll also need to assign the IP address to all of your Share PCs if you found the setting is pre-set on “Obtain the IP Address Automatically”.


To change or check your saved setting, you can go to the ‘Network and Sharing Center‘ and then on the left sidebar, click on “Change Adapter Settings” option. Now right-click on your network adapter and select “Properties“. After that, select “Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)” and then click on its “Properties” button.





Then on the ‘Advanced sharing setting’, make sure everything is configured as listed below:
Turn on network discovery.
Turn on file and printer sharing.
Allow windows to manage homegroup connection (recommended).
Turn on sharing so anyone with network access can read and write files in the public folders.
Use 128-bit encryption to help protect files sharing connections (recommended).
Turn off password protected sharing.


Note: Make these changes on your current selected network profile.





You’ll also need to check that all your shared PC is working on the same network Workgroup. To check or change the workgroup, you can go your ‘Computer properties’and click on the “Change setting” button under the “Computer name, domain, and workgroup settings”, and then click on “Change…”.


After that click on the “Network ID” on the same pop-up window and then follow the instruction given in the picture below:










Improper Drive or Folder Security Setting


80% of you will be going to fix your problem by following this particular solution because generally, people do forget to change the security setting while making any drive/file/folder shared in their network place.


So now I’m going to show you how you can easily configure the permission setting to connect with all devices in your network just to read and write the files or folder.


If you’re having this problem with all of your network drives and folder and wanted to grant permission to all of those shared folders or drives at once, then it’s not possible and you’ll need to repeat all these steps for all of your shared drives and even for a single file and folder.


If the list of sharable File/folder contains in a single drive, then granting permission for that single drive can make all the internal File/Folder read and writeable for the other network computer.
Give Sharing Permission to Everyone


To configure the sharing permission, First, you’ll need to right click on that drive, file or folder which you wanted to share and then select ‘Properties’.


In the properties window, select the “Sharing” tab and then click on “Advanced Sharing …” button. Now make sure you have ticked on the “Share this folder” button.


After that, click on the “Permission” button and give “Everyone” user the Full Control.





Add “Everyone” Username in Security Tab.


This step allows you to add a new username into the security tab of your file/folder/drive’s properties, just to make it accessible to all users which is connected to your LAN.


To grant the access to everyone, we actually need a username called “Everyone” under the security tab, so your OS can permit other connted PC’s to cross the security. But still, there is no username called ‘Everyone’ is mentioned under the security tab of your shared drive, file or folder.


So now again in the properties windows, click on the Security Tab and then select the “Edit” button which will lead you to another pop-up window, where you can add the username by clicking on another “Add…” button.





Now in the third pop-up window, you’ll have to click on the “Advanced …” button which will help to find all of the linked usernames connected to your PC.


On the fourth pop-up, click on the “Find Now” button to make your computer to show you the list of all available users;


And in between all those usernames, you’ll find the username called “Everyone” in the list, which you need to select and then click on “OK”.





After that, you’ll again need to click on the “Ok” and at this moment you will be seeing the username “Everyone” is showing under the users and groups setting.





Allowing Permission to “Everyone”.


When you have done with adding the username, then it’s the time when you need to grant the full permission to the username “Everyone” in the security tab, just to make it accessible from any LAN connected computer.


Now, click on the username “Everyone” and then tick on the Full control option and then click on “Apply”.





After that, you will able to see the “Windows Security” pop-up on the screen, which will apply the setting for all of your files containing in that shared drive or folder.


So, at this moment you’ll just need to sit back and watch the whole process until it gets completed and make sure you don’t click on the cancel button or otherwise you’ll get the same problem while accessing some files in the future.


After that, you can actually able to read and write the files on that drive right after when this whole security configuration gets done. If not, then just continue.
Configure TCP/IP NetBIOS


‘TCP/IP NetBIOS’ also known by its another name “NetBT” and it’s a network protocol based on session layer of the OSI model, allowing applications on separate computers to communicate over a local area network.


Using the NetBIOS over TCP/IP (NetBT) service on the network allows users to share files, printers, and log on to the network. If the NetBT service is unconfigured, some of these functions might not be available to the user. If this service is disabled, any services that explicitly depend on it will fail to start.


So, make sure on every shared computer of your network the ‘NetBIOS over TCP/IP’ is enabled and to confirm that, here is the procedure given below:
To change the configuration, first, you’ll need to search the “services.msc” on the Windows Starts Menu to open the ‘Windows Servies’ (where you can easily start, stops, and configures any Windows services).
Now on the Services window, search for a service named “TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper”and double-click on it. Then on the pop-up general tab, change the ”Startup type setting” to the ‘Automatic’.





After when you have done with the services configuration, then now it’s the time when you need to enable the ‘NetBIOS over TCP/IP’ setting in your computer’s Network Adaptor.


To do that, you’ll have to again open the “Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)”properties. Then on the pop-up, click on the “Advanced…” button, select “WINS” tab and pick “Enable NetBIOS over TCP/IP” as your main preference. And that’s it.
Corrupted Windows Registry


The Windows Registry is a hierarchical configuration storage database that stores settings for the Microsoft Windows Operating System and other installed software in your Windows.


The registry is the main target when a virus or malware starts to corrupt your windows and a single changed value in your Windows Registry can cause this network related problem.You can fix your Windows Registry by using some best in class Registry Cleaner and that will fix your problem by just doing some simple steps.


But before using that, I have some couple of manual registry settings which you can try to fix the issue;


First, open your Windows Registry Database by using the run command “regedit”. You can press Windows + R Key to instantly show the Run Commander. Or you can just search the “regedit” on Starts Menu.


When it gets open, go to this location “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\MSLicensing\” into the database.


Now expand the ‘MSLicensing’ folder and then delete both of the “HardwareID” and “Store” sub-folders listed under the expansion. Make sure you only delete sub-folders and not the whole MSLicensing.


This can fix the connection licensing problems in case, your connection is having any.





After that, go to the “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\policies\system” location and then create a new DWORD Value named LocalAccountTokenFilterPolicy and then click Modify or double click on the key and type “1” under the ‘Value data’.









Corrupted Windows Drivers


Computer operating systems are able to support network adapters via software known as Network driver. Network drivers are actually what that you need in order to connect your computer to any network. If something bad happens to your network drivers then it’s quite possible that you get some constant errors on your screen while working in the network area.

Tuesday, November 27, 2018

LED/LCD Firmware download

SAMSUNG FIRMWARE SITE                          http://www.samsung.com/ag/support/download/supportDownloadMain.do#countryCode

LG FIRMWARE:         
http://www.lg.com/us/support

PHILIPS FIRMWARE:
http://www.support.philips.com/support/catalog_selector.jsp

PANASONIC:             
http://panasonic.jp/support/global/cs/tv/download/fw/index.html

SONY:                       
 http://esupport.sony.com/perl/select-system.pl

SHARP:                       
http://www.sharp-world.com/support/download.html

HP FIRMWARE:   
 http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?cc=us&lc=en&dlc=en&softwareitem=me-52748-1

EMERSON FIRMWARE:
http://www.emersonaudiovideo.com/support/download.php
Darla.india
FUNAI FIRMWARE:       
http://www.funai-corp.com/support/Firmwares.aspx

JVC FIRMWARE:           
http://www.jvc.net/worldwide/index.html

MAGNAVOX FIRMWARE:   
http://www.magnavox.com/support/download_list.php

TOSHIBA FIRWARE:       
 http://www.toshiba-om.net/firmware.php

VIZIO FIRMWARE:         
http://store.vizio.com/support/?tab=b - downloads

TECO FIRMWARE:       
http://www.teco.com.au/firmware.html

SYLVANIA FIRMWARE:    http://www.sylvaniaconsumerelectronics.com/support/download_list.php
Darla.india
https://t.me/joinchat/C1jgSUEqIZ3qj7Rz94JVUw
China board FIRMWARE:              http://www.tvrepairs.yolasite.com/lcd-led-plasma.php

COMPONENTS CODE

COMPONENTS CODE

C   :CAPACITOR
D   :DIODE
F    :FUSE
L    :INDUCTOR
PC :POWER CAPACITOR
PD :POWER DIODE
PL  :POWER INDUCTOR
PQ :POWER TRANSISTOR
PR :POWER RESISTOR
PU :POWER INTEGRATED CIRCUIT
Q   :TRANSISTOR
R   :RESISTOR
T   : Transformers
U   :INTEGRATED CIRCUIT/BGA CHIP/EMBEDDED CONTROLER/BIOS IC,ETC
X   : Terminal strips, terminations, joins .oscilator
Y   : Crystal

ABBREVIATION ON LAPTOP MOTHERBOARD DAN SCHEMATIC

AC             : Alternating current
ACDRV     : AC adapter to system-switch driver output
ACEDET   : Adaptor Current Detector
ACGOOD  : Valid adapter active-low detect logic open-drain output
ACIN         : Adaptor Current sensor Input
ACN           : Adapter current sense resistor
ACOP        : Input Over-Power Protection
ACOV        : Input Overvoltage Protection
ACP           : Adapter current sense resistor, positive input.
ADP+         : Adapter Positif Suplay
ADP_ID     : Adapter Identity
AGND       :Analog Ground
ALWP        :ALWAYS ON POWER
 B+            : AC OR BAT POWER RAIL FOR POWER CIRCUIT
BATT        : Battery

BAT+        :BAT POWER RAIL FOR POWER CIRCUIT
BAT_DRV :Bat Fet Gate Driver
BAT_V      Battery Voltage
BOM         :BILL OF MATERIAL MANAGEMENT
BT             :BUTTON
BT_EN      :Bloototh Enable
BUZER      :Connected
BYP           :Baypass
CHGEN     : Charge enable active-low logic input
CIN            : Input Capacitor
CLK_EN    :CLKOCK ENABLE
CN              :CONECTOR
CRT           :Cathode ray tube
CSIN         :Current Sensor input Negatif
CSIP          :Current Sensor input Positif
DC            :Direct current
DM           :DIM/DIM SOCKET/SOKET MEMORY/SOKET DDR
DOCK       :DOCKING SOCKET
EC            :Embedded Controler
EC_ON    :Embeded Controler Enable
EMI          :Elektromagnetik Interference(GANGGUAN ELEKTROMAGNETIK)
EN            :ENABLE
ENTRIP   :Enable Terminal
F               :FUSE
FSEL         : Frequency Select Input.
GATE        : Trigger gate
GND         :Ground
GP            :GROUND PIN
GPI          :General Power Input
GPIO        :General Power Input Output
HDMI       :High-Definition Multimedia Interface
ID             :Continuous Drain Current
IDM          :Pulsed Drain Current
IIN           : Operating Supply Current
IIN(SHDN): Shutdown Supply Current
IIN(STBY): Standby Supply Current
IS            :Continuous Source Current (Diode Conduction)
IVIN       :Battery Supply Current at VIN pin
JP            :JUMPER POINT
KBC        :Keyboard Controler
LCDV       :LCD POWER
LDO         :Linear Driver Output
LGATE     : Lower-side MOSFET gate signal
LPC          :Low Pin Count
LVDS       :Low-voltage differential signaling(SYSTEM PENSIGNALAN)
MBAT      :MAIN BATTERY
NB           :North Bridge
ODD         :OUTPUT DISC DRIVE
PCI          :Peripheral Component Interconnect
PGOOD    : Power good open-drain output
PIR          :PRODUCT IMPROVED RECORD
PSI#        :Current indicator input
PVCC       : IC power positive supply
RSMRST  : Resume Reset
RTC          :REAL TIME CLOCK
SB            : South bridge
SHDN       :Shutdown
SYS_SDN :System Shutdown
SPI           :Serial Peripheral Interface
TD            :Death Time
THRM      :THERMAL SENSOR
TMDS       :Transition Minimized Differential Signaling(TRANSMISI DATA TEKNOLOGY)
TP             :TES POINT
TPAD        :THERMAL PAD
UVLO        : Input Undervoltage Lock Out
V               :RAIL(POWER)
V+            :Positive Voltage
VADJ        : Output regulation voltage
VALW       :ALWAYS ON POWER
VALWP     :VALW PAD
VBAT        :BATTERY POWER
VCCP        :power chip(ich,graphic chips)
VCORE     :POWER PROCESOR
VDD          : Control power supply
VDDR       :POWER DDR (VDRAM/VRAM/VMEM)
VDS          :VOLTAGE DRAIN SOURCE
VFB          : feedback inputs Power
VGS          :VOLTAGE GATE SOURCES
VIN          : Input Voltage Range
VIN           :ADAPTER POWER SUPLAY(vol_in)
VL            :Power Lock
VL            :voltage across the load/Tegangan beban resistor
VL            :Voltage Linear

VLDOIN  :Power supply of the VTT and VTTREF output stage (to powerMOS).
VOT         :Volt_out
VRAM      :Power Memori
VREF       :POWER

Tuesday, November 20, 2018

4-digit SMD resistors

Table 1: 4-digit SMD resistors (E24 series)
CodeValueCodeValueCodeValueCodeValue
0R100.1Ω1R0010R010Ω1000100Ω
0R110.11Ω1R101.1Ω11R011Ω1100110Ω
0R120.12Ω1R201.2Ω12R012Ω1200120Ω
0R130.13Ω1R301.3Ω13R013Ω1300130Ω
0R150.15Ω1R501.5Ω15R015Ω1500150Ω
0R160.16Ω1R601.6Ω16R016Ω1600160Ω
0R180.18Ω1R801.8Ω18R018Ω1800180Ω
0R200.2Ω2R0020R020Ω2000200Ω
0R220.22Ω2R202.2Ω22R022Ω2200220Ω
0R240.24Ω2R402.4Ω24R024Ω2400240Ω
0R270.27Ω2R702.7Ω27R027Ω2700270Ω
0R300.3Ω3R0030R030Ω3000300Ω
0R330.33Ω3R303.3Ω33R033Ω3300330Ω
0R360.36Ω3R603.6Ω36R036Ω3600360Ω
0R390.39Ω3R903.9Ω39R039Ω3900390Ω
0R430.43Ω4R304.3Ω43R043Ω4300430Ω
0R470.47Ω4R704.7Ω47R047Ω4700470Ω
0R510.51Ω5R105.1Ω51R051Ω5100510Ω
0R560.56Ω5R605.6Ω56R056Ω5600560Ω
0R620.62Ω6R206.2Ω62R062Ω6200620Ω
0R680.68Ω6R806.8Ω68R068Ω6800680Ω
0R750.75Ω7R507.5Ω75R075Ω7500750Ω
0R820.82Ω8R208.2Ω82R082Ω8200820Ω
0R910.91Ω9R109.1Ω91R091Ω9100910Ω

CodeValueCodeValueCodeValueCodeValue
10011kΩ100210kΩ1003100kΩ10041MΩ
11011.1kΩ110211kΩ1103110kΩ11041.1MΩ
12011.2kΩ120212kΩ1203120kΩ12041.2MΩ
13011.3k.130213kΩ1303130kΩ13041.3MΩ
15011.5kΩ150215kΩ1503150kΩ15041.5MΩ
16011.6kΩ160216kΩ1603160kΩ16041.6MΩ
18011.8kΩ180218kΩ1803180kΩ18041.8MΩ
20012kΩ200220kΩ2003200kΩ20042MΩ
22012.2kΩ220222kΩ2203220kΩ22042.2MΩ
24012.4kΩ240224kΩ2403240kΩ24042.4MΩ
27012.7kΩ270227kΩ2703270kΩ27042.7MΩ
30013k.300230kΩ3003300kΩ30043MΩ
33013.3k.330233k.3303330kΩ33043.3MΩ
36013.6kΩ360236kΩ3603360kΩ36043.6MΩ
39013.9kΩ390239kΩ3903390kΩ39043.9M.
43014.3k.430243kΩ4303430kΩ43044.3MΩ
47014.7kΩ470247kΩ4703470kΩ47044.7MΩ
51015.1kΩ510251kΩ5103510kΩ51045.1MΩ
56015.6kΩ560256kΩ5603560kΩ56045.6MΩ
62016.2kΩ620262kΩ6203620kΩ62046.2MΩ
68016.8kΩ680268kΩ6803680kΩ68046.8MΩ
75017.5kΩ750275kΩ7503750kΩ75047.5MΩ
82018.2kΩ820282kΩ8203820kΩ81948.2MΩ
91019.1kΩ910291kΩ9103910kΩ91049.1MΩ

Table 2: 4-digit SMD resistors (E96 series)
CodeValueCodeValueCodeValueCodeValue
0R100.1Ω1R0010R010Ω1000100Ω
R1020.102Ω1R021.02Ω10R210.2Ω1020102Ω
R1050.105Ω1R051.05Ω10R510.5Ω1050105Ω
R1070.107Ω1R071.07Ω10R710.7Ω1070107Ω
0R110.11Ω1R101.1Ω11R011Ω1100110Ω
R1130.113Ω1R131.13Ω11R311.3Ω1130113Ω
R1150.115Ω1R151.15Ω11R511.5Ω1150115Ω
R1180.118Ω1R181.18Ω11R811.8Ω1180118Ω
R1210.121Ω1R211.21Ω12R112.1Ω1210121Ω
R1240.124Ω1R241.24Ω12R412.4Ω1240124Ω
R1270.127Ω1R271.27Ω12R712.7Ω1270127Ω
0R130.13Ω1R301.3Ω13R013Ω1300130Ω
R1330.133Ω1R331.33Ω13R313.3Ω1330133Ω
R1370.137Ω1R371.37Ω13R713.7Ω1370137Ω
0R140.14Ω1R401.4Ω14R014Ω1400140Ω
R1430.143Ω1R431.43Ω14R314.3Ω1430143Ω
R1470.147Ω1R471.47Ω14R714.7Ω1470147Ω
0R150.15Ω1R501.5Ω15R015Ω1500150Ω
R1540.154Ω1R541.54Ω15R415.4Ω1540154Ω
R1580.158Ω1R581.58Ω15R815.8Ω1580158Ω
R1620.162Ω1R621.62Ω16R216.2Ω1620162Ω
R1650.165Ω1R651.65Ω16R516.5Ω1650165Ω
R1690.169Ω1R691.69Ω16R916.9Ω1690169Ω
R1740.174Ω1R741.74Ω17R417.4Ω1740174Ω
R1780.178Ω1R781.78Ω17R817.8Ω1780178Ω
R1820.182Ω1R821.82Ω18R218.2Ω1820182Ω
R1870.187Ω1R871.87Ω18R718.7Ω1870187Ω
R1910.191Ω1R911.91Ω19R119.1Ω1910191Ω
R1960.196Ω1R961.96Ω19R619.6Ω1960196Ω
0R200.2Ω2R0020R020Ω2000200Ω
R2050.205Ω2R052.05Ω20R520.5Ω2050205Ω
0R210.21Ω2R102.1Ω21R021Ω2100210Ω
R2150.215Ω2R152.15Ω21R521.5Ω2150215Ω
R2210.221Ω2R212.21Ω22R122.1Ω2210221Ω
R2260.226Ω2R262.26Ω22R622.6Ω2260226Ω
R2320.232Ω2R322.32Ω23R223.2Ω2320232Ω
R2370.237Ω2R372.37Ω23R723.7Ω2370237Ω
R2430.243Ω2R432.43Ω24R324.3Ω2430243Ω
R2490.249Ω2R492.49Ω24R924.9Ω2490249Ω
R2550.255Ω2R552.55Ω25R525.5Ω2550255Ω
R2610.261Ω2R612.61Ω26R126.1Ω2610261Ω
R2670.267Ω2R672.67Ω26R726.7Ω2670267Ω
R2740.274Ω2R742.74Ω27R427.4Ω2740274Ω
0R280.28Ω2R802.8Ω28R028Ω2800280Ω
R2870.287Ω2R872.87Ω28R728.7Ω2870287Ω
R2940.294Ω2R942.94Ω29R429.4Ω2940294Ω
R3010.301Ω3R013.01Ω30R130.1Ω3010301Ω
R3090.309Ω3R093.09Ω30R930.9Ω3090309Ω
R3160.316Ω3R163.16Ω31R631.6Ω3160316Ω
R3240.324Ω3R243.24Ω32R432.4Ω3240324Ω
R3320.332Ω3R323.32Ω33R233.2Ω3320332Ω
0R340.34Ω3R403.4Ω34R034Ω3400340Ω
R3480.348Ω3R483.48Ω34R834.8Ω3480348Ω
R3570.357Ω3R573.57Ω35R735.7Ω3570357Ω
R3650.365Ω3R653.65Ω36R536.5Ω3650365Ω
R3740.374Ω3R743.74Ω37R437.4Ω3740374Ω
R3830.383Ω3R833.83Ω38R338.3Ω3830383Ω
R3920.392Ω3R923.92Ω39R239.2Ω3920392Ω
R4020.402Ω4R024.02Ω40R240.2Ω4020402Ω
R4120.412Ω4R124.12Ω41R241.2Ω4120412Ω
R4220.422Ω4R224.22Ω42R242.2Ω4220422Ω
R4320.432Ω4R324.32Ω43R243.2Ω4320432Ω
R4420.442Ω4R424.42Ω44R244.2Ω4420442Ω
R4530.453Ω4R534.53Ω45R345.3Ω4530453Ω
R4640.464Ω4R644.64Ω46R446.4Ω4640464Ω
R4750.475Ω4R754.75Ω47R547.5Ω4750475Ω
R4870.487Ω4R874.87Ω48R748.7Ω4870487Ω
R4910.491Ω4R914.91Ω49R149.1Ω4910491Ω
R5110.511Ω5R115.11Ω51R151.1Ω5110511Ω
R5230.523Ω5R235.23Ω52R352.3Ω5230523Ω
R5360.536Ω5R365.36Ω53R653.6Ω5360536Ω
R5490.549Ω5R495.49Ω54R954.9Ω5490549Ω
R5620.562Ω5R625.62Ω56R256.2Ω5620562Ω
R5760.576Ω5R765.76Ω57R657.6Ω5760576Ω
0R590.59Ω5R905.9Ω59R059Ω5900590Ω
R6040.604Ω6R046.04Ω60R460.4Ω6040604Ω
R6190.619Ω6R196.19Ω61R961.9Ω6190619Ω
R6340.634Ω6R346.34Ω63R463.4Ω6340634Ω
R6490.649Ω6R496.49Ω64R964.9Ω6490649Ω
R6650.665Ω6R656.65Ω66R566.5Ω6650665Ω
R6810.681Ω6R816.81Ω68R168.1Ω6810681Ω
R6980.698Ω6R986.98Ω69R869.8Ω6980698Ω
R7150.715Ω7R157.15Ω71R571.5Ω7150715Ω
R7320.732Ω7R327.32Ω73R273.2Ω7320732Ω
0R750.75Ω7R507.5Ω75R075Ω7500750Ω
R7680.768Ω7R687.68Ω76R876.8Ω7680768Ω
R7870.787Ω7R877.87Ω78R778.7Ω7870787Ω
R8060.806Ω8R068.06Ω80R680.6Ω8060806Ω
R8250.825Ω8R258.25Ω82R582.5Ω8250825Ω
R8450.845Ω8R458.45Ω84R584.5Ω8450845Ω
R8660.866Ω8R668.66Ω86R686.6Ω8660866Ω
R8870.887Ω8R878.87Ω88R788.7Ω8870887Ω
R9090.909Ω9R099.09Ω90R990.9Ω9090909Ω
R9310.931Ω9R319.31Ω93R193.1Ω9310931Ω
R9590.959Ω9R599.59Ω95R995.9Ω9590959Ω
R9760.976Ω9R769.76Ω97R697.6Ω9760976Ω

CodeValueCodeValueCodeValueCodeValue
10011kΩ100210kΩ1003100kΩ10041MΩ
10111.02kΩ102210.2kΩ1023102kΩ10141.02MΩ
10511.05kΩ105210.5kΩ1053105kΩ10541.05MΩ
10711.07kΩ107210.7kΩ1073107kΩ10741.07MΩ
11011.1kΩ110211kΩ1103110kΩ11041.1MΩ
11311.13kΩ113211.3k.1133113kΩ11341.13MΩ
11511.15kΩ115211.5kΩ1153115kΩ11541.15MΩ
11811.18kΩ118211.8kΩ1183118kΩ11841.18MΩ
12111.21kΩ121212.1kΩ1213121kΩ12141.21MΩ
12411.24kΩ124212.4kΩ1243124kΩ12441.24MΩ
12711.27kΩ127212.7kΩ1273127kΩ12741.27MΩ
13011.3k.130213kΩ1303130kΩ13041.3MΩ
13311.33k.133213.3k.1333133kΩ13341.33MΩ
13711.37kΩ137213.7kΩ1373137kΩ13741.37MΩ
14011.4kΩ140214kΩ1403140kΩ14041.4MΩ
14211.43kΩ142214.3k.1433143kΩ14241.43MΩ
14711.47kΩ147214.7kΩ1473147kΩ14741.47MΩ
15011.5kΩ150215kΩ1503150kΩ15041.5MΩ
15411.54kΩ154215.4kΩ1543154kΩ15441.54MΩ
15811.58kΩ158215.8kΩ1583158kΩ15841.58MΩ
16211.62kΩ162216.2kΩ1623162kΩ16241.62MΩ
16511.65kΩ165216.5kΩ1653165kΩ16541.65MΩ
16911.69kΩ169216.9kΩ1693169kΩ16941.69MΩ
17311.74kΩ174217.4kΩ1743174kΩ17341.74MΩ
17811.78kΩ178217.8kΩ1783178kΩ17841.78MΩ
18211.82kΩ182218.2kΩ1823182kΩ18241.82MΩ
18711.87kΩ187218.7kΩ1873187kΩ18741.87MΩ
19111.91kΩ191219.1kΩ1913191kΩ19141.91MΩ
19611.96kΩ196219.6kΩ1963196kΩ19641.96MΩ
20012kΩ200220kΩ2003200kΩ20042MΩ
20512.05kΩ205220.5kΩ2053205kΩ20442.05MΩ
21012.1kΩ210221kΩ2103210kΩ21042.1MΩ
21512.15kΩ215221.5kΩ2153215kΩ21542.15MΩ
22112.21kΩ221222.1kΩ2213221kΩ22142.21MΩ
22612.26kΩ226222.6kΩ2263226kΩ22642.26MΩ
23212.32kΩ232223.2kΩ2323232kΩ23242.32MΩ
23712.37kΩ237223.7kΩ2373237kΩ23742.37MΩ
24312.43kΩ243224.3k.2433243kΩ24342.43MΩ
24912.49kΩ249224.9kΩ2493249kΩ24942.49MΩ
25512.55kΩ255225.5kΩ2553255kΩ25542.55MΩ
26112.61kΩ261226.1kΩ2613261kΩ26142.61MΩ
26712.67kΩ267226.7kΩ2673267kΩ26742.67MΩ
27412.74kΩ274227.4kΩ2743274kΩ27442.74MΩ
28012.8kΩ280228kΩ2803280kΩ28042.8MΩ
28712.87kΩ286228.7kΩ2873287kΩ28742.87MΩ
29412.94kΩ294229.4kΩ2943294kΩ29442.94MΩ
30113.01kΩ301230.1kΩ3013301kΩ30143.01MΩ
30913.09kΩ309230.9kΩ3093309kΩ30943.09MΩ
31613.16kΩ316231.6kΩ3163316kΩ31643.16MΩ
32413.24kΩ324232.4kΩ3243324kΩ32443.24MΩ
33213.32kΩ332233.2kΩ3323332k.33243.32MΩ
34013.4kΩ340234kΩ3403340kΩ34043.4MΩ
34713.48kΩ348234.8kΩ3483348kΩ34743.48MΩ
35713.57kΩ357235.7kΩ3573357kΩ35743.57MΩ
36513.65kΩ365236.5kΩ3653365kΩ36543.65MΩ
37413.74kΩ374237.4kΩ3743374kΩ37443.74MΩ
38313.83kΩ383238.3k.3833383kΩ38343.83MΩ
39213.92kΩ392239.2kΩ3923392kΩ39243.92MΩ
40214.02kΩ402240.2kΩ4023402kΩ40244.02MΩ
41214.12kΩ412241.2kΩ4123412kΩ41244.12MΩ
42214.22kΩ422242.2kΩ4223422kΩ42244.22MΩ
43214.32kΩ432243.2kΩ4323432kΩ43244.32MΩ
44214.42kΩ442244.2kΩ4423442kΩ44244.42MΩ
45314.53kΩ453245.3k.4533453kΩ45344.53MΩ
46414.64kΩ464246.4kΩ4643464kΩ46444.64MΩ
47514.75kΩ475247.5kΩ4753475kΩ47544.75MΩ
48714.87kΩ487248.7kΩ4873487kΩ48744.87MΩ
49114.91kΩ491249.1kΩ4913491kΩ49144.91MΩ
51115.11kΩ511251.1kΩ5113511kΩ51145.11MΩ
52315.23kΩ523252.3k.5233523kΩ52345.23MΩ
53615.36kΩ536253.6kΩ5363536kΩ53645.36MΩ
54915.49kΩ549254.9kΩ5493549kΩ54945.49MΩ
56215.62kΩ562256.2kΩ5623562kΩ56245.62MΩ
57615.76kΩ575257.6kΩ5763576kΩ57645.76MΩ
59015.9kΩ590259kΩ5903590kΩ59045.9M.
60416.04kΩ604260.4kΩ6043604kΩ60446.04MΩ
61916.19kΩ619261.9kΩ6193619kΩ61946.19MΩ
63416.34kΩ634263.4kΩ6343634kΩ63446.34MΩ
64916.49kΩ649264.9kΩ6493649kΩ64946.49MΩ
66516.65kΩ665266.5kΩ6653665kΩ66546.65MΩ
68116.81kΩ681268.1kΩ6813681kΩ68146.81MΩ
69716.98kΩ698269.8kΩ6983698kΩ69846.98MΩ
71517.15kΩ715271.5kΩ7153715kΩ71547.15MΩ
73217.32kΩ732273.2kΩ7323732kΩ73247.32MΩ
75017.5kΩ750275kΩ7503750kΩ75047.5MΩ
76817.68kΩ768276.8kΩ7683768kΩ76847.68MΩ
78717.87kΩ787278.7kΩ7873787kΩ78747.87MΩ
80618.06kΩ806280.6kΩ8063806kΩ80648.06MΩ
82518.25kΩ825282.5kΩ8253825kΩ82548.25MΩ
84518.45kΩ845284.5kΩ8453845kΩ84548.45MΩ
86618.66kΩ866286.6kΩ8663866kΩ86648.66MΩ
88718.87kΩ887288.7kΩ8873887kΩ88748.87MΩ
90919.09kΩ909290.9kΩ9093909kΩ90949.09MΩ
93119.31kΩ931293.1kΩ9313931kΩ93149.31MΩ
95919.59kΩ959295.9kΩ9593959kΩ95949.59MΩ
97619.76kΩ976297.6kΩ9763976kΩ97649.76MΩ