Why 0 ohm resistor exist?

[@BurningElectronics]

Hi all, this is a brief video about zero ohm resistors and their use. Indeed they are useful as they are available in thousands of quantities from different manufacturers. Zero ohm resistors are a really good jumper, a placeholder and more Leave a comment to leave some feedback. I'll be glad!! Chapters: 0:00 - The 0 ohm resistor 0:40 - As jumpers 1:13 - Go over traces 1:52 - As placeholders 2:52 - Hide infos IG: instagram.com/xburningelectronics

[@RedXRedX-j6n]

Useful information, thank you. I used to think it was used as a fuse to break the circuit.

[@BurningElectronics]

I'm glad you learned something. By the way, there are what's called "resistors fuse" called fusible resistors. Those fail (on purpose) when an high current passes through so they open the circuit. But those resistors are used less and less

[@hasanmahmud8602]

Awesome video! Very ininformative. ❤ Although a piece of advice for you. Improve your narratives. You can cut, paste your voice. After-all, you made a great video, this little improvement would get you much more views I hope. ❤

[@BurningElectronics]

@@hasanmahmud8602 Hi, thank you for your comment. For the next time I'll try to talk more fluently, I recognize it's not the best in some points of the video. As a non-native speaker it's kinda difficult to talk continuously. Thank you for the feedback

[@fano72]

In Germany we simply say 'Brücke'. That says everything 😅

[@BurningElectronics]

@@fano72 Do you mean that Brooklyn Bridge in Germany is Brooklyn Brüke? I found a new tongue twister ahah. I'm jk. Thanks for the comment!