How to read it
Read a through-hole resistor from the end opposite the tolerance band. Four bands use two digits; five and six bands use three.
Select a band, then choose its color
Start at the end opposite the tolerance band. The tolerance band is often gold or silver and usually sits farther from the other bands.
Markings identify resistance, not wattage. Check the package dimensions and manufacturer datasheet before choosing a replacement.
Read a through-hole resistor from the end opposite the tolerance band. Four bands use two digits; five and six bands use three.
Band meanings follow IEC 60062. Display colors are screen approximations, not normative color references.
Portico Ω checks jumpers and special decimal marks, EIA-96, generic numeric codes, then RKM notation. Family rules still take precedence.