23J25R

Through hole resistors are a type of electrical component that consists of a metal film deposited or glued onto a ceramic, mica-based, or glass-based substrate. They are typically used in industrial applications because of their resistance to mechanical shock, vibration, and extreme temperatures. Through hole resistors are one of the most popular and widely used resistors.

The 23J25R is a high-power thick-film resistor. It is manufactured from a nickel-plated cermet substrate and has encapsulated inside the resistor element, a die dielectric material to ensure electrical insulation and mechanical strength. It is available in various sizes and resistances.

The 23J25R is widely used in various industries including automotive electronics, telecommunications, aerospace, military, and consumer electronics. In automotive and military applications, it is used to bind wire and other connectors to form a reliable electrical connection. It can be used in fire and safety control systems such as interlocks. In telecommunications, it is regularly used to ensure a good connection between pins in patch panels.

The 23J25R has an operating temperature range of -50 to +150 degrees Celsius which makes it suitable for a variety of applications. The external dimensions of the resistor are also very small, typically 25mm x 1.6mm, which makes it very convenient.

The working principle of the 23J25R is quite simple. The metal film resistors resist the flow of electrical current which produces heat. When the current flow is higher than the rated current of the resistor, the heat produced by the resistor causes it to fail.

The 23J25R is a reliable and versatile resistor which has been widely used in a variety of industries. It is resistant to vibration, shock, and extreme temperatures. Its small size and operating temperature range make it suitable for a wide range of applications.