I'd like to thank all contributors to this thread. Little did I know
that such a seemingly small topic it would turn into so lively a
discussion, with so many responses.
Regards,
Peter L. Tarver, PE
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In message a7769e7222893043ae07d32e8d2254556b1...@bssexc06.aei.com,
dated Tue, 13 Mar 2007, Powell, Doug doug.pow...@aei.com writes:
Years ago, I even had a program for my HP-67 calculator that would take
a desired value and show me the nearest standard value.
There is a small app at:
] On Behalf Of Barker, Neil
Sent: 13 March 2007 15:34
To: 'Tarver, Peter'; PSTC 1
Subject: RE: standard component values
Peter,
My understanding is that each series, E12, E24, etc increments approximately
according to the corresponding tolerance such that adjacent values
approximately meet
Peter,
My understanding is that each series, E12, E24, etc increments approximately
according to the corresponding tolerance such that adjacent values
approximately meet at the upper tolerance of one value and the lower
tolerance of the next greater value. This is rounded off to the nearest
Quote: These values were supposed to have been derived from the
mathematical series of equally spacing values logarithmically for each
decade.
http://www.eng-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=71035page=5
Dave Cuthbert
Linear Technology
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