Zero Resistance value

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Sahara

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07 Apr 2008 4:05 Zero Resistance value

i read some where that the value of circuitary is zero resistance?

how is it possible?.or what is mean by zero resistance?

emadi

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07 Apr 2008 9:01 Re: Zero Resistance value

It means Short Circuit and value is the current that can be passed from this short cicuit

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gevy

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07 Apr 2008 11:06 Re: Zero Resistance value

There is SMD resistor whoch have value 0 ohm.
This resistor is used as short circuit.

Eugen_E

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07 Apr 2008 12:39 Re: Zero Resistance value

Also, you can use a 0 ohm resistor in a schematic (CAD software) to insure a separation and a single, well placed, connection between power/ground lines for portions of a circuit, to avoid perturbations between the portions of circuit.

myql

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18 Apr 2008 0:21 Re: Zero Resistance value

it is just simply states that it is which that maximum current will pass through.

ssankurathri

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18 Apr 2008 13:06 Re: Zero Resistance value

hi
basically 0ohms SMD resistor is used as a jumper to select between the inputs.
or also to make a pin act as either output or input

gvinu4u

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18 Apr 2008 13:20 Zero Resistance value

But ideally there is no zero resistance in a circut or resistors in practice it si just a notation to say that the resistance is very very very low ............................