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CockpitSquare overviewA 120-ohm, 1/8-watt metal-film resistor with ±1% tolerance. It is intended for current/voltage compensation when powering single LEDs from a 5V source, including certain simulator-panel backlighting applications.A pack of five fixed 1KΩ resistors intended for electronics and PCB projects, including flight-simulation instrument circuits and stepper-motor control applications. The product page identifies use with MAX7219 and VID6606-based setups.
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737F/A-18
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Aviation category
Universal / Generic
Universal / Generic
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Supported simulatorsNot specifiedNot specified
ConnectionsNot specifiedNot specified
Software requirementsNot specifiedNot specified
Physical requirementsNot specifiedNot specified
Hardware compatibilityNot specifiedCircuit/application compatibility: MAX7219 and VID6606 chip setups; stepper-motor control circuits
Simulator add-on compatibilityNot specifiedNot specified
Dimensions & details
Product dimensionsNot specifiedDimensions: 1 × 1 × 4 cm
Product weightNot specifiedWeight: 0.001 kg
Additional factual detailsResistance: 120 ohms Tolerance: ±1% Power rating: 1/8 W (0.125 W) Intended electrical use: Can be used with a single 2.1–2.5 V LED and a 5 V power input to compensate excessive source voltage. Example applications: Backlighting indicators on Boeing 737 NG AFT OVH LE Devices, pedestal ADF and TCAS/ATC panels, and F/A-18C Hornet ASPJ Annunciator and Instrument WATD panels. Product code: RES-120R-1/8 Listed price: $0.10 Availability: The page contains conflicting availability information: it lists the product as in stock with 1–3 business day shipping, but also displays an out-of-stock notification.Quantity: 5 resistors Resistance: 1KΩ per resistor SKU: 5000006 Intended construction use: PCB projects, flight instrument circuits, and stepper-motor drivers