can anyone tell me the colour code for a 400 ohm resistor?

Answer 1

Yellow Black Brown - Then tolerence rating (eg.Silver/Gold)

0 Black
1 Brown
2 Red
3 Orange
4 Yellow
5 Green
6 Blue
7 Violet
8 Grey
9 White

Answer 2

400 Ohm Resistor

Answer 3

Yellow, Black, Brown. Fourth Band is the tolerance |Red 2%, Brown 1%.

However a 400 Ohm resistor will be fairly rare and the closest common (preferred) value is 390 Ohm.

Answer 4

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can anyone tell me the colour code for a 400 ohm resistor?

Answer 5

resistors are made and marked in prefered sizes. while you may know the color code that represents a 400 ohm resistor, you will never find one at the store. The closest in standard 5% tolorance will be 390 or 430 ohm, standard 1% tolorance is 392 or 402 ohm.

Answer 6

1st band = Yellow (4 = 1st Number)
2nd band = Black (0 = 2nd Number)
Total = 4 and 0 = 40
3rd band (the multiplier) = Brown (x 10)
Resistor value = 40 x 10 = 400 Ω

(If there's a 4th band, Gold = 5% Tolerance, Silver = 10% and if there's no 4th band = 20%).

Answer 7

1st Band =Yellow
2nd Band=Black
3rd Band(number of zeros is one=Brown
4th Band None +/-20%

RESISTOR CODE
0=Black
1=Brown
2=Red
3=Orange
4=Yellow
5=Green
6=Blue
7=Violet
8=Gray
9=White

Tolerance Band 4th band)
Gold= +/-5%
Silver= +/-10%
None= +/-20%

I hope this helps you

Answer 8

Yellow Black Brown then the Tolerance Band which can be red (2%), Gold (5%), Silver (10%), or not there (20%)

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Answer 10

OK we seem to have a difference of opinion here, so my vote goes to Yellow, Black, Brown. 1st band yellow = 4, 2nd band black =0, 3rd band brown = multiplier (IE How many zeros to put after)