Conrad Digital Thermometer Module With LED Display Kit 192147 Data Sheet

Product codes
192147
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Thereafter, the excess wires are cut away. 
Note that this circuit is equipped with two different types of resistors. 
The commonly used resistors are the carbon film resistors. They have a tolerance of 5% 
and are marked by a gold-coloured “tolerance ring”. 
Carbon film resistors normally have four coloured rings. 
Metal film resistors have a tolerance of just 1%. This is shown by a brown “tolerance 
ring”, which is imprinted a little broader than the remaining four colour rings. This is 
meant to avoid a confusion with a normal “value ring” having the value of “1”. 
For reading the colour code the resistor is held in such a way that the coloured tolerance 
ring is present to the right of the body of the resistor. The coloured rings are then read 
from left to right! 
R1 = 100 k 
brown, black, yellow 
R2 = 100 k 
brown, black, black, orange   
 
(metal film) 
R3 = 470 k 
yellow, violet, yellow 
R4 = 680 R 
blue, gray, brown 
R5 = 1 M 
brown, black, black, yellow   
 
(metal film) 
R6 = 100 k 
brown, black, black, orange   
 
(metal film) 
R7 = 5,6 k 
green, blue, black, brown 
 
 
(metal film) 
 
1.2 Diodes 
Now, the connection wires of the diodes are bent at right angles conforming to the 
contact spacing and inserted in the openings provided (as per the component diagram). 
Always see to it here that the diodes are inserted in a correctly polarised way (position of 
the cathode line)! 
In order that the diodes do not fall out when the printed circuit board is turned over, bend 
the connection wires away from one another by approx. 45° and solder them with the 
conducting pathways in a short soldering time. Thereafter, the projecting wires are cut 
away. 
D1 = 1 N 4148  
 
 
Silicone universal diode 
D2 = 1 N 4148  
 
 
Silicone universal diode 
D3 = 1 N 4001, 4002 or 4003  
Silicone power diode 
 
1.3 Capacitors 
Insert the capacitors in the holes marked correspondingly, bend the wires a little away 
from one another and solder them cleanly with the conducting pathways. In case of 
electrolytic capacitors pay attention to the correct polarity (+ -).