470 Ohm Resistor

The 470 Ohm Resistor is a commonly used resistor in electronics circuits. It is used to limit current, protect components, divide voltage, and build basic electronic circuits.

This resistor is useful for breadboard testing, Arduino projects, LED circuits, sensor interfacing, PCB prototyping, and general DIY electronics work.

Key Features

• Resistance value: 470 Ohm / 470Ω
• Commonly used in electronics circuits
• Suitable for breadboard and PCB use
• Useful for current limiting and voltage divider circuits
• Easy to use for beginners and students
• Good for Arduino, robotics, and DIY electronics projects

Common Applications

• LED current limiting
• Signal control circuits
• Voltage divider circuits
• Arduino and microcontroller projects
• Sensor interfacing
• Breadboard experiments
• PCB prototyping
• School and college electronics projects

Color Code

For a common 470 Ohm resistor, the color code is usually:

• Yellow
• Violet
• Brown
• Gold

This represents 470Ω with common tolerance.

Usage Note

Always check the resistor value before using it in a circuit. A 470 Ohm resistor is commonly used with LEDs and low-current signal circuits to help protect electronic components.

Recommended Product

If you are using this resistor with Arduino, you can also check:

Arduino Uno R3 Development Board ATmega328P

Package Includes

• 1 × 470 Ohm Resistor