Three Parallel Resistors
Three parallel branches contribute conductance to a shared pair of nodes.
Three Parallel Resistors
Resistors · 3 inputs
How to use this calculator
- Enter first resistor in Ω.
- Enter second resistor in Ω.
- Enter third resistor in Ω.
- Select Calculate and keep the output unit with the answer.
Before you use the answer
Check the component connections and unit prefixes before copying a result into a circuit notebook. These tools describe ideal, introductory circuits. They do not replace datasheets, thermal checks, isolation requirements or qualified design work, and they are not intended for mains installation decisions.
Do not average resistance values; reciprocal addition is required.
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