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Re-design 3 years agoReply. They are normal resistors. Their value is based on what part they are biasing and the parts of the circuit that are interacting with the parts. Transistors and tubes depend on having values (voltages) that are in certain relation to other values.Those voltages are managed by resistors.heir value is based on what part they are biasing and the parts of the circuit that are interacting with the parts. Transistors and tubes depend on having values (voltages) that are in certain relation to other values.