For 2 resistors in parallel you can use this formula. Rp = (R1 * R2)/R1 + R2 (only for 2 resistors in parallel) Tags Electroschematics. P. Marian. About P. Marian. I love all about electronics, ...

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For resistors in parallel, meanwhile, you use a different method - one that gives you a resistor with an equivalent resistance that's smaller than any of the individual resistors in the branches.

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Quick check: when two equal resistors are calculated in parallel, the total resistance is always equal to half the resistance of one of the resistors. Half of \({50}\Omega\) is \({25}\Omega\) and ...

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5 comments on “ Parallel Resistors ” jimfordbroadcom December 10, 2013. Yeah, a handy program to have. I just did the algebra from the parallel resistor formula RP= R1*R2/(R1 + R2) and came up with R1 ...