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Ohm's Law Calculator
Calculate voltage, current, resistance, and power from any two known values.
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Resistor Calculators
Resistor calculators support practical electronics engineering work such as DC circuit design, current limiting, voltage scaling, power dissipation checks, and resistor network analysis. These tools help hardware engineers and PCB designers validate component values, estimate operating margins, and troubleshoot circuits before moving into schematic review or board layout.
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Engineering Applications
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Calculators
Each listed tool links to a working calculator with engineering inputs, formulas, examples, notes, and related resources.
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Resistor Color Code Calculator
Decode 4-band, 5-band, and 6-band resistor values, tolerance, and temperature coefficient.
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SMD Resistor Code Calculator
Decode 3-digit, 4-digit, R notation, decimal, and EIA-96 SMD resistor markings.
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Voltage Divider Calculator
Calculate output voltage, reverse-solve resistor values, divider current, and power dissipation.
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Series & Parallel Resistor Calculator
Calculate equivalent resistance for dynamic series and parallel resistor networks.
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LED Resistor Calculator
Calculate LED current-limiting resistance, E24 selection, and resistor power rating.
How to Use These Calculators
Start From the Engineering Question
Choose the calculator that matches the decision you need to make: decode a component marking, size a value, check a frequency response, estimate loss, or verify a safety margin. A category page is useful only when it helps you reach a working tool, so this page lists released calculators only.
Check Units and Assumptions
Calculator results depend on unit choices, idealized formulas, tolerance, temperature, frequency range, and component limitations. Review the formula and engineering notes on each calculator page before using the result in a schematic, BOM, or PCB layout.
Validate Against Real Parts
Use the calculated value as a design reference, then confirm it against datasheets, derating curves, layout parasitics, measurement conditions, and manufacturer limits. The related guides below provide background when a calculation needs more context.
Engineering Applications
Voltage Scaling
Current Limiting
Power Dissipation
Sensor Biasing
Related Engineering Guides
Engineering Guide
Resistor Networks, Voltage Divider Loading, and SMD Markings
Design resistor networks using series and parallel equivalents, loaded dividers, Thevenin resistance, tolerance, power sharing, and SMD marking interpretation.
18 min · Intermediate
Engineering Guide
How to Read Resistor Color Codes
Learn how to identify resistor values using 4-band, 5-band, and 6-band resistor color code systems.
10 min · Beginner
Engineering Guide
Understanding E-Series Resistors
Learn how IEC preferred resistor values such as E3, E6, E12, E24, E48, E96, and E192 simplify circuit design and component selection.
10 min · Beginner
Engineering Guide
Ohm's Law for Resistor Design and Circuit Checking
Apply Ohm's law to resistor selection, current and voltage checks, power rating, tolerance, temperature effects, measurement, and troubleshooting.
17 min · Beginner
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