KNP700JT-91-68R

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Through hole resistors are a type of resistor, designed to provide protection against electric shock and over-voltage, as well as providing insulation and regulating electricity. They are commonly used in the industrial, automotive and construction industries, as well as in the home.

The KNP700JT-91-68R is a through hole resistor that is typically used in the automotive and construction industries. It features an insulation level of Ceramic-glass composite rated to 650V, a working temperature range of -40°C to +150°C and a peak voltage rating of 800V.

The KNP700JT-91-68R is typically used to protect electrical circuits from voltage spikes, resist voltage or current changes and provide a stable voltage/current flow. When the resistors are subjected to overloads, their temperatures rise and cause thermal destruction. The resistor’s high temperature rating keeps it from desintagrating when the circuit is overloaded due to short circuits, opening and closing inductive loops. It is designed to be able to endure temperatures up to 150°C.

The KNP700JT-91-68R works on the principle that when current flows through a conductor, a voltage drop will occur across the resistor. The amount of voltage drop is proportional to the resistance in ohms. For example, if a current of 4A flows through the resistor, then a voltage drop of 25V would be created. The Joule theorem can be used to determine the amount of voltage drop and current at a given resistance.

Through hole resistors, like the KNP700JT-91-68R, play an important role in providing protection against electrical shock and over-voltage. They also provide insulation and regulate electricity, allowing for more reliable and efficient operation of electrical circuits. Through hole resistors are commonly used in industries such as automotive, construction and industrial, as well as in the home, making them one of the most widely used resistors today.

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