1K Ohm 0.25 Watt Resistor (10 Pcs)

The 1K Ohm 0.25 Watt Resistor (10 Pcs) pack contains 10 high-quality fixed resistors designed for a wide range of electronic and electrical applications. Each resistor has a resistance value of 1 kilo-ohm (1,000 ohms) and a power rating of 0.25 watt (1/4 watt), making it suitable for low-power circuits where precise current control and voltage division are required. These resistors are among the most commonly used components in analog and digital electronics due to their reliability, accuracy, and versatility.

The 1K Ohm resistor is used to limit current, divide voltage, provide transistor biasing, create pull-up and pull-down networks, and protect sensitive electronic components from excessive current. It is widely used in Arduino projects, Raspberry Pi circuits, microcontroller systems, LED circuits, sensor interfaces, amplifier circuits, and general electronic designs. The resistor's through-hole axial lead design allows easy installation on breadboards, printed circuit boards (PCBs), and prototype circuits.

Manufactured using high-quality carbon film material, these resistors provide stable resistance values, low electrical noise, and dependable long-term performance. Their compact size and durable construction make them suitable for educational projects, electronic repairs, product development, and industrial applications.

The pack of 10 pieces is ideal for students, hobbyists, technicians, and professional engineers who require reliable resistors for multiple electronics projects. Whether used for circuit design, testing, maintenance, or prototyping, the 1K Ohm 0.25 Watt Resistor is an essential passive electronic component for achieving stable and efficient circuit operation.

Features

• Resistance Value: 1K Ohm (1,000Ω)
• Power Rating: 0.25 Watt (1/4 Watt)
• Fixed carbon film resistor
• Through-hole axial lead design
• Stable and accurate resistance value
• Low electrical noise
• Reliable long-term performance
• Easy breadboard and PCB mounting
• Pack of 10 pieces

Applications

• Arduino and Raspberry Pi projects
• LED current limiting circuits
• Voltage divider circuits
• Pull-up and pull-down resistor networks
• Transistor biasing circuits
• Sensor interface circuits
• Amplifier circuits
• Electronic repair and maintenance
• DIY electronics projects
• Educational and laboratory experiments