Perintang

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a common use of resistors in electrical circuits?

• To limit current flow

• To generate electricity

• To store electrical charge

• To amplify signals

Open Ended

Why do you think resistors are important in electrical and electronic engineering?

Multiple Choice

How is resistance measured?

• Ohms

• Volts

• Amps

• Acceleration

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements best describes the function of a resistor?

• It increases the flow of electric current

• It stores electrical energy

• It limits the flow of electric current

• It converts electrical energy to light

Multiple Choice

Based on the relationship shown, what happens to the output current as the resistance value increases?

• The output current increases

• The output current decreases

• The output current stays the same

• The output current fluctuates

Open Ended

Explain how a resistor affects both voltage and current in a circuit, using the information from the diagram and text.

Multiple Select

Which of the following are types of variable resistors shown in the image?

• Potentiometer

• Thermistor

• Preset

• Photoresistor

Open Ended

List two differences between a wire wound resistor and a carbon film resistor based on their construction and characteristics.

Multiple Choice

What are the two main types of resistor value codes and where are they commonly used?

• Color code and numeric code; color code for carbon and metal film resistors, numeric code for SMD and wire-wound resistors

• Numeric code and letter code; numeric code for all resistors, letter code for SMD only

• Color code and letter code; color code for SMD, letter code for carbon resistors

• Numeric code and barcode; numeric code for metal film, barcode for SMD

Open Ended

Explain the steps to determine the resistance value of a 4-band color code resistor.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following color bands represent the value '6' in the resistor color code?

• Blue

• Red

• Green

• Yellow

Multiple Select

Select all the correct statements about reading resistor numeric codes.

• The third digit in a 3-digit code is the multiplier.

• 'R' in the code represents a decimal point.

• 'K' in the code stands for kilo ohm.

• The first digit in a 4-digit code is always the multiplier.

Multiple Choice

Would you like to know more about how resistors are used in real-life electrical circuits?

• Yes, I would like to know more.

• No, I am satisfied with what I learned.

• I am not sure.

• I want to learn about a different component.

Open Ended

After learning about resistors (perintang), what is one new thing you learned that you found interesting or surprising?

Open Ended

Describe how to calculate the upper and lower tolerance limits for a resistor given its nominal value and tolerance percentage.