Resistor Series Configuration
Thought for 10 sec
I believe you, but Flux is reporting this specific project as owned by
jecstronic, while your handle is raven96ew, and your current permission is comment-only. That’s why edits are being blocked.Most likely you’re viewing a shared/common-library resistor part, not your own editable copy. To proceed, either:
- Open the version under your own account/workspace, or
- Fork/clone this resistor project into your workspace, or
- Create a new editable circuit project for the resistor ladder.
For your requested circuit, the new project should contain a series chain:
TP1 -- R1 500Ω -- TP2 -- R2 1k -- TP3 -- ... -- R12 10k -- TP13.
then what is the point of this?
Thought for 3 sec
You’re using Copilot on a read-only library part, so I can explain, plan, and tell you exactly what to build, but I can’t modify this specific file unless you have edit permission.
The point is: use this resistor part as a reusable component/template, but build your actual resistor ladder in an editable project under your account. Your circuit is not a single resistor part anymore — it’s a resistor-ladder board/circuit with 12 resistors and 13 test points.
What to do next:
- Click Create New Project in Flux.
- Name it something like Resistor Ladder Test Board.
- Tell me:
“Build a series resistor ladder with R1 500Ω, R2 1k, R3 1.23k, R4 1.58k, R5 1.68k, R6 2k, R7 2.36k, R8 5k, R9 6k, R10 7.75k, R11 9k, R12 10k, with test points TP1–TP13 at every node.” - In that editable project, I can add the components, wire the ladder, and help take it toward PCB layout.
This page is useful as a component reference, not the right place to build the full circuit.
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