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Electronics Forum / Basics / February 20060.0 ohm resistor??
Guys, i'm currently working on National Semiconductor's DP83847 Ethernet Transceiver. In their reference designs, there's this 0.0 ohm resister at the output pin of the 25Mhz oscillator http://geocities.com/Antonio_Magma/0resistor.gif Is there such thing as a 0 ohm resistor? How do i even build it? Just ignore it and place a wire? Often jumpers take the form of resistors to facilitate auto insertion machinery. > Guys, i'm currently working on National Semiconductor's DP83847 > Ethernet Transceiver. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Is there such thing as a 0 ohm resistor? How do i even build it? Just > ignore it and place a wire? |
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