Question

Radio-frequency types of these devices can be made with the Ayrton-Perry winding method. The MELF type of these devices are used over normal surface mount examples of them when higher performance is needed. Preventing floating pins from appearing on a microcontroller can be accomplished with the (10[1])“pull-up” and “pull-down” (10[2])types (10[1]-5[1])of these (10[2])devices. (10[4]-5[4])Rheostats (10[1])and potentiometers (10[4])are variable (10[2])examples (10[3])of these (10[5])circuit (10[3])elements, (10[3])whose strength and tolerance (10[1])are often indicated with a series (10[1])of (10[1])up to six parallel (10[1])colored (10[2])bands. (10[6])An (10[1])ideal (10[2])voltmeter (10[1])would behave as an infinitely strong (10[1])one of these circuit elements, which are usually (10[1])symbolized (10[1])with a jagged line. (10[1])For 10 points, name these circuit elements (10[1])that oppose (10[1])the flow of electrical current. (10[4])■END■

ANSWER: resistors [accept RF resistors or MELF resistors or pull-up resistors or pull-down resistors or surface mount resistors]
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= Average correct buzz position

Buzzes

PlayerTeamOpponentBuzz PositionValue
Kevin WangGeorgia Tech BAuburn A4510
Arunn SankarGeorgia Tech CGeorgia A4810
Danny HanPenn ARutgers C4810
Vinu HariharBerkeley ABerkeley B49-5
Davis JohnsonPurdue DIndiana B4910
Coy MierAuburn CTusculum A5110
Nolan JonesPurdue AUChicago D5110
Asheton WilbanksClemson AGeorgia Tech F5210
Srikar VenkatesanPenn BRowan A5210
Robert WangPenn State BRutgers A52-5
Parker Knudson (D2)Texas COle Miss5210
Aryan PathakUF EUF B52-5
Shiva TegullaUCF AFlorida Tech B52-5
Omer KeskinOxford ACambridge C52-5
Michael WuSouthampton BImperial B5210
Michal GerasimiukStanford MBerkeley C5310
June YinWashU BMiami5510
Yash MandaviaUIUC BSIUE A5510
Ezra SantosUChicago AUChicago C5510
Ishaan SinghPurdue BUIUC C5510
Jason NicholsFlorida Tech AUCF B5710
Kai MadgwickManchesterLSE A5710
Alex ThomasGeorgia Tech EGeorgia Tech D5810
Ethan FurmanHaverford AJohns Hopkins A5810
Lewys JenkinsBristol AImperial A5810
Rohan DalalGeorgia Tech BGeorgia Tech A6010
Maximilian NieburJohns Hopkins BBard A6010
Ethan MaUIUC DNotre Dame6010
Rachel BenthamCambridge BCambridge A6010
Chris LevesleyWarwick AOxford B6010
Collin Leck (D2)Central OklahomaWUSTL A6110
Collin Leck (D2)Central OklahomaWUSTL A6110
Robert BallantyneBristol BWarwick B6110
Anthony Gagliano (UG)McGill ETexas A6210
Faiz AhmedBirminghamCambridge D6210
Lovel HearnEdinburghLSE B6210
Will McCurleyAuburn AEmory A6610
Michael HundingUIUC AWashU D7210
Pranav JothiGeorgia Tech DEmory A7310
Brielle Rach (D2)IowaVassar A7710
Tianyu XuGeorgia Tech AGeorgia Tech E7810
Owyn NoblePurdue CWashU C7810
Katherine LeiStanford LStanford A7910
Austin GuoPrinceton AColumbia B7910
Zaid Asif (D2)NYU BMississippi State7910
Eshan Pant (D2)NYU ATexas D7910
Roman BassettUF DFlorida State University A7910
Leo LawUF AUF F7910
Ethan AltshulEmory BGeorgia A8010
TieguePenn State ALehigh8110
Claire Harvey (D2)Vassar BArkansas8110
Arnav Lahoti (D2)Texas BColorado College8210
Graham CopeUF BUF E8810
Britton WebsterAlabama AClemson A9610
Mitchell Hackett (D2)Central OklahomaVassar A9710
Tarun KotiEmory BAlabama A10110
Allen XuGeorgia Tech FGeorgia Tech C10810
Luke NashDurham BVanderbilt11010
Rohan ShelkeBerkeley BBerkeley A11610
Daniel CraigRutgers APenn State B11610
Niru ShakyaFlorida Tech BUCF A11610
Alex BakerCambridge COxford A11610
Jackson Hopper (UG)Mississippi StateMcGill E119-5
Abby TiptonAuburn BAuburn C13910