True, but in a "professional" design a "resistor" "looks" better then a slab
of wire. Plus in auto place machines a resistor is easier to add then a
piece of wire in the form of a jumper. But usually they are only used for
SMD designs. TTYL

> Assuming through-hole mount, I can see all of this being
> done with a wire-jumper, rather than a specialized part.
> For surface mount, perhaps a component is easier.
>
> Thanks,
> -Neil.
>
>
> Herbert Graf wrote:
> >
> >         Easier routing, allows probing of a signal that might be
> > buried, allows
> > adding a resistor later if needed. TTYL
> >
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