
Highlights
- Calculates resistance values based on resistor color bands.
- Supports both four-band and five-band color coding standards.
- Displays resistance in ohms and indicates tolerance percentages.
- Designed specifically for use on Linux operating systems.
About this application
Color Code is a specialized tool for Linux environments that translates color band sequences on electronic resistors into their corresponding resistance values. It provides a visual interface where users select the colors present on a physical component to determine its electrical specifications. The application supports standard four-band and five-band resistor color coding systems, automating the calculation process that would otherwise require manual reference to standard electronic charts.
This utility is intended for electronics hobbyists and technicians who need to identify resistor values quickly. It processes the input color data to output the resistance in ohms, along with the associated tolerance percentage. The software is limited to the identification of standard axial-lead resistors and does not provide functionality for other types of electronic components or circuit analysis.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub com.oyajun.ColorCode
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