T twistedpneumatic Experienced Member Joined Apr 9, 2017 Messages 380 Location N Bellmore, LI Jul 6, 2018 #1 I've seen black(duh), white/gold ceramic, purple/gold ceramic, blue, and yellow. What other colors did they come in and why?
I've seen black(duh), white/gold ceramic, purple/gold ceramic, blue, and yellow. What other colors did they come in and why?
R rpiguy2 Experienced Member Joined Dec 15, 2016 Messages 310 Location New Jersey Jul 23, 2018 #2 twistedpneumatic said: I've seen black(duh), white/gold ceramic, purple/gold ceramic, blue, and yellow. What other colors did they come in and why? Click to expand... Different materials were chosen for good reasons. Ceramic (usually white or purplish) was better at dissipating heat than plastic. Gold is a superior conductor and good for high performance applications.
twistedpneumatic said: I've seen black(duh), white/gold ceramic, purple/gold ceramic, blue, and yellow. What other colors did they come in and why? Click to expand... Different materials were chosen for good reasons. Ceramic (usually white or purplish) was better at dissipating heat than plastic. Gold is a superior conductor and good for high performance applications.
Chuck(G) 25k Member Joined Jan 11, 2007 Messages 44,557 Location Pacific Northwest, USA Jul 23, 2018 #3 Resistor networks, though not strictly ICS, were often colored blue, yellow or red.
snuci Veteran Member Joined Nov 22, 2012 Messages 1,552 Location Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada Jul 23, 2018 #4 I have some gray 2102 memory chips that are quite old. I don't know why they are gray.