Converse of object

• take: I don't want someone to go take 10 ohms and die or anything as my funeral suit is in the dry cleaners.

• have: Now we see why coaxial cable is often designed to have 75 ohms characteristic impedance.

• unbalance: The dipole has a built-in transformer to match the 72 ohm balanced terminal impedance to 50 ohm unbalanced ( balun ) feeder cable.

• model: Modeling 50 ohm intrinsic Yagis " width="27 " height="18 " 11.

• use: Speaker: Use an 8 ohm, 1/2 watt computer speaker.

• measure: The Capacitor Wizard has measured 25 ohms ESR in circuit.

Adjective modifier

• purple: Purple ohms, the new magic mushroom alternative product now in stock.

• few: Below a few ohms the accuracy is not very good.

• 47k: This is 47 followed by three zeros, that is 47000 or 47K ohms.

Modifies a noun

• resistor: The voltage on the left hand 10 ohm resistor is flowing out of the top terminal of the resistor.

• impedance: In common with most good Yagi designs, these antennas are ' matched ' to the standard 50 ohms input impedance of radio-tracking receivers.

• antenna: You can create close to 50 ohm antennas in models by following the process outlined below.

• cable: For the digital interconnect a standard coaxial 75 ohm cable is required.

• resistance: The 4 to 20 mA dc output signal can be connected to a maximum of 1000 ohm resistance load.

• load: The 4 to 20 mA dc output signal can be connected to a maximum of 1000 ohm resistance load.

Preposition: per

• volt: Common multimeters range from cheap ones, at 1000 ohms per volt, to pretty good ones at 20,000 ohms per volt.

Noun used with modifier

• 100k: Controls: Pedal sweeps 100K ohm Hot Potz potentiometer for quick wah ramping Effect On/Bypass toggle switch at bottom of pedal travel.

• level: Balanced ( XLR ) connectors ( Gold Plated ) ( Low level 10k ohm ).

• 10k: Balanced ( XLR ) connectors ( Gold Plated ) ( Low level 10k ohm ).

• k: High Impedance Mic A microphone designed to be fed into an amplifier with input impedance greater than 20 k ohms.