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The 5th coloured band on a resistor represents the

  • reliability or temperature coefficient.
  • tolerance.
  • multiplier.

Explanation from PART66Online

On a five-band military-style resistor the additional band beyond the value, multiplier and tolerance bands denotes the reliability (failure-rate) factor or temperature coefficient rather than repeating tolerance or multiplier. The multiplier and tolerance are carried by earlier bands.

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MridulDev asked · 25 Jun 2012

then what is 4th colored band for????

Community Comments (3)

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PART66Online 25 Jun 2012
Hey!

In 5 bands resistors, 4th band is multiplier.
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PART66Online 25 Jun 2012
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MridulDev 6 Jul 2012
Thanks.

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