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Re: galvanic reaction
> Why do manufacturers give us resistors
> that are made of a different metal than
> the copper wire we are using?
It's not a problem. If you properly solder copper wire to standard EOL
resistors there will be no degradation at all.
> High voltage electricians know that you
> can't connect an aluminum and copper...
They're not made of aluminum.
> ...Yes Robert it does happen, even if you
> haven't noticed it in your 40 years in the trade.;)
No, Phil, it does NOT happen if you properly connect them, even in if you
think it will in your 40 weeks in the trade. :^)
> Any resistor experts out there? Why are
> most resistors I have seen not made out
> of copper? Must be some reason.
Commonly used EOL resistors do not cause problems when placed in contact
with copper. BTW, I don't claim 40 years in the trade -- only 28.
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Regards,
Robert L Bass
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