Mental Automation Resistor Color Code

What was once difficult to study in school can now be easily learned with the help of a computer and the right set of applications, or simply an active Internet connection. Finding out something new doesn’t have to be a complicated thing. For instance, Mental Automation Resistor Color Code is going to teach you to read resistor color codes, and other dependencies.

A neat advantage is that you don’t have to go through a setup process to make the application work. This means you can run it right after download is finished, and even carry it around on a USB flash drive to use on other computers as well. Another consequence of portability is that system registries remain intact, thus not affecting the overall status of the target PC.

A compact window shows up as soon as you run the executable. All elements are shown in a simple design, and even though you don’t know anything about current or this branch of physics, the application tries to make sure everyone understands how to read values and what they mean.

Mental Automation Resistor Color Code shows a sample resistor with four distinguishable color bars. A few details let you know what needs to be done to change them and why. As such, clicking either of them brings up a prompt with several color choices, depending on the position.

A resistor is fitted with different colors so you can easily tell the tolerance and value, with each color representing a different set. What’s more, you can use a couple of drop-down menus in order to choose a different overall value, with colors automatically changing according to that value, as well as a tolerance drop-down menu, with percentage levels from 5 to 20.

Taking everything into consideration, we can say that Mental Automation Resistor Color Code wants to help you learn the meaning of those little colored bars on resistor. Although it looks a bit outdated in terms of visuals, it manages to get the job done overall. However, it could have used more variety in the set of features, export options, or different types of resistors.