No. If the voltage the component requires is the same as the applied voltage no resistor is required.hi there, currently I'm a student, I want to know is it necessary to put a resistor on every components circuit?
why yes? and why not?
As the name implies...resistor limits the flow of current...all components have specific voltage that can run them..feeding a component power more than it can take means damaging it..for instance using a 12v battery to power a 3v led..that is called #raping..so with the help of a 7805 regulator and a 1kohm resistor it woud work fine happily..remember resistance =voltage/current..hi there, currently I'm a student, I want to know is it necessary to put a resistor on every components circuit?
why yes? and why not?
Your question is too general to give an answer with the details you're asking for.I want to know is it necessary to put a resistor on every components circuit?
why yes? and why not?
The answer is No..hi there, currently I'm a student, I want to know is it necessary to put a resistor on every components circuit?
why yes? and why not?
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