Färgkodtabellen

Färgkodtabellen, or color code table, is a fundamental concept in various fields, primarily in electronics and computing, where it serves as a standardized method for representing and identifying colors. In electronics, it is most commonly associated with resistors, where bands of color are used to denote resistance values and tolerances. Each color corresponds to a specific digit, multiplier, or tolerance percentage, allowing for quick and easy identification of component specifications. This system simplifies manufacturing and repair processes by providing a universal language for color representation.

Beyond electronics, the term färgkodtabellen can also refer to systems used in graphic design, web development, and printing. In these contexts, color codes, such as hexadecimal codes (e.g., #FFFFFF for white), RGB (Red, Green, Blue) values, or CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Key/Black) percentages, are employed to precisely define and reproduce colors across different media. These tables ensure consistency and accuracy in visual applications, enabling designers and developers to communicate color intentions effectively. The underlying principle remains the same: a structured system that assigns specific values or meanings to colors, facilitating communication and standardization.