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- Grathio commented on Grathio's instructable Choosing The Resistor To Use With LEDs2 years ago
- Grathio commented on Grathio's instructable Making A Glove Work With A Touch Screen3 years ago
View Instructable »It's hard to say. If it uses capacitive touch-sensing then it will probably work. (Most devices that have multitouch are capacitive.)However it will be much less accurate than bare finger touches. This is intended for when you need to use basic functions of your phone without freezing your hands off.
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The calculation is for resistors, not the actual Ohms. 340Ω resistors are essentially nonexistent, so it's rounded to the nearest value for common resistors: 390Ω.