22J2K0

Through Hole Resistors, including 22J2K0, are designed to provide a specific level of resistance, either through physical contact or through the use of electrical properties. They can be used for basic control, for managing power, or for providing gain and filtering signals. In each application, the working principle is largely the same.

When a current passes through a resistor, it is converted to a voltage that is proportional to the current. This photo current is then determined by Ohm’s law, which states that voltage is equal to current multiplied by resistance. This relationship can be used to commercially construct resistors of a specific size, shape, and value.

In order to maintain electrical contact with the physical material of the resistor, through hole resistors are bored into the desired shape. 22J2K0 is constructed as an extended lead type, with two extended leads that protrude through either side of the resistor.

The application field of 22J2K0 is mainly in automotive, military, aerospace, industrial, and medical industries. For automotive industry, they are used in airbag, fuel tank, fuel pump, ABS, ESP, ETC, general motors, and SRS. For the military industry, they are utilized in communication, avionics, and defense systems, such as radar systems, navigation systems, and missile guidance systems. In the aerospace industry, resistors are used to provide protection against lightning, thermal radiation, and vibration in equipment, such as aircraft engines, flight control systems, and satellite communications. For the industrial area, they are applied to products, such as power supplies, solar panels, and fridge compressors. On the medical field, they help create the image for medical instruments, and provide stabilization for various common electrical systems.

In conclusion, the 22J2K0 through hole resistor works by converting the current that passes through it to a voltage which is proportional to the amount of the current. It is mainly used in the automotive, military, aerospace, industrial, and medical industries and provides protection against lightning, thermal radiation, and vibration.