Why are resistors grounded?

Q: Why are resistors grounded?

<b>When no input is connected, the input will not float</b>. It also sets the input impedance, which is usually wanted to be high relative to the source impedance. The current limit of the input is 10K. On Jun 24th, 2006

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When no input is connected, the input will not float. It also sets the input impedance, which is usually wanted to be high relative to the source impedance. The current limit of the input is 10K. On Jun 24th, 2006

Hagrid P Hazard · Accepted Answer

When no input is connected, the input will not float. It also sets the input impedance, which is usually wanted to be high relative to the source impedance. The current limit of the input is 10K. On Jun 24th, 2006

Why are resistors grounded?

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