select the tolerance of the resistor: 10%, 5% or equal or smaller than 2%. For example: Yellow Violet Red Gold: 4 7 x100 ±5% = 4700 Ohm, 5% tolerance 1kOhm, 1% tolerance: Brown Black Black Brown Brown 2 important and the major requirement is function of the completed printed board. Class 2 Dedicated Service Electronic Products Includes communications equipment, sophisticated business machines, instruments instruments where high performance and extended life is required and for which uninterrupted service is desired but not critical. Certain cosmetic imperfections are allowed. Class 3 High Reliability Electronic

select the tolerance of the resistor: 10%, 5% or equal or smaller than 2%. For example: Yellow Violet Red Gold: 4 7 x100 ±5% = 4700 Ohm, 5% tolerance 1kOhm, 1% tolerance: Brown Black Black Brown Brown TransLine important and the major requirement is function of the completed printed board. Class 2 Dedicated Service Electronic Products: Includes communications equipment, sophisticated business machines, instruments instruments where high performance and extended life is required and for which uninterrupted service is desired but not critical. Certain cosmetic imperfections are allowed. Class 3 High Reliability Electronic

select the tolerance of the resistor: 10%, 5% or equal or smaller than 2%. For example: Yellow Violet Red Gold: 4 7 x100 ±5% = 4700 Ohm, 5% tolerance 1kOhm, 1% tolerance: Brown Black Black Brown Brown TransLine important and the major requirement is function of the completed printed board. Class 2 Dedicated Service Electronic Products: Includes communications equipment, sophisticated business machines, instruments instruments where high performance and extended life is required and for which uninterrupted service is desired but not critical. Certain cosmetic imperfections are allowed. Class 3 High Reliability Electronic

the tolerance of the resistor: 10%, 5% or equal or smaller than 2%. For example: • Yellow Violet Red Gold: 4 7 x100 ±5% = 4700 Ohm, 5% tolerance • 1kOhm, 1% tolerance: Brown Black Black Brown Brown important and the major requirement is function of the completed printed board. • Class 2 Dedicated Service Electronic Products Includes communications equipment, sophisticated business ma- chines, instruments instruments where high performance and extended life is required and for which uninterrupted service is desired but not critical. Certain cosmetic imperfections are allowed. • Class 3 High Reliability Electronic

select the tolerance of the resistor: 10%, 5% or equal or smaller than 2%. For example: Yellow Violet Red Gold: 4 7 x100 ±5% = 4700 Ohm, 5% tolerance 1kOhm, 1% tolerance: Brown Black Black Brown Brown TransLine important and the major requirement is function of the completed printed board. Class 2 Dedicated Service Electronic Products: Includes communications equipment, sophisticated business machines, instruments instruments where high performance and extended life is required and for which uninterrupted service is desired but not critical. Certain cosmetic imperfections are allowed. Class 3 High Reliability Electronic

Select the LED, right-click, and select Properties… ( ). This project will use a red LED, so change the Value field to be red . In a real project, it might be better to write the LED E 16 manufacturer’s it. Press to flip it to the opposite side; it now appears mirrored and its pads have changed from red to blue. All PCB layers are viewed from front side of the board. Footprints on the bottom of the of the Appearance panel. In the default color scheme, items on the F.Cu (Front Copper) layer are red, while items on the B.Cu (Back Copper) are blue. Now place the other two components. One at a time

Select the LED, right-click, and select Properties… ( ). This project will use a red LED, so change the Value field to be red . In a real project, it might be better to write the LED manufacturer’s part it. Press to flip it to the opposite side; it now appears mirrored and its pads have changed from red to blue. All PCB layers are viewed from front side of the board. Footprints on the bottom of the of the Appearance panel. In the default color scheme, items on the F.Cu (Front Copper) layer are red, while items on the B.Cu (Back Copper) are blue. Now place the other two components. One at a time

Select the LED, right-click, and select Properties… ( ). This project will use a red LED, so change the Value field to be red . In a real project, it might be better to write the LED E 16 manufacturer’s it. Press to flip it to the opposite side; it now appears mirrored and its pads have changed from red to blue. All PCB layers are viewed from front side of the board. Footprints on the bottom of the of the Appearance panel. In the default color scheme, items on the F.Cu (Front Copper) layer are red, while items on the B.Cu (Back Copper) are blue. Now place the other two components. One at a time

Select the LED, right-click, and select Properties… ( ). This project will use a red LED, so change the Value field to be red . In a real project, it might be better to write the LED manufacturer’s part it. Press to flip it to the opposite side; it now appears mirrored and its pads have changed from red to blue. M F 27 All PCB layers are viewed from front side of the board. Footprints on the bottom of the Appearance panel. In the default color scheme, items on the F.Cu (Front Copper) layer are red, while items on the B.Cu (Back Copper) are blue. Now place the other two components. One at a time

Select the LED, right-click, and select Properties… ( ). This project will use a red LED, so change the Value field to be red . In a real project, it might be better to write the LED manufacturer’s part it. Press to flip it to the opposite side; it now appears mirrored and its pads have changed from red to blue. M F 27 All PCB layers are viewed from front side of the board. Footprints on the bottom of the Appearance panel. In the default color scheme, items on the F.Cu (Front Copper) layer are red, while items on the B.Cu (Back Copper) are blue. Now place the other two components. One at a time