 | |  | |  | |  | |  | |  | |  |
LCS-1M - A Low-Cost Hobby Oscilloscope
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
| Step 7 - Resistors |
Last but not least, we add the resistors. This is about the most time-consuming task because there are
several different values - be careful not to mistake one for another. Each resistor's value is encoded as
three rings of different color, plus one ring for tolerance (gold = +/-5%). If you are not familiar with this color
coding, have a look at the bill of materials, which shows the color sequence for each value. Alternatively,
you can use a multimeter in resistance mode (Ohmmeter) to find out which resistor is which. Resistors
are unpolarized, so it does not matter in which orientation you put them in.
several different values - be careful not to mistake one for another. Each resistor's value is encoded as
three rings of different color, plus one ring for tolerance (gold = +/-5%). If you are not familiar with this color
coding, have a look at the bill of materials, which shows the color sequence for each value. Alternatively,
you can use a multimeter in resistance mode (Ohmmeter) to find out which resistor is which. Resistors
are unpolarized, so it does not matter in which orientation you put them in.
