23J2K5E

Through-hole resistors are passive electronic components used to resist the flow of electrical current in circuits. These components are typically cylindrical in shape and are typically made up of a thin, resistive material that is wrapped around an insulated, metal core. A typical example of this type of resistor is the 23J2K5E resistor.

The 23J2K5E is a leaded resistor designed for through-hole mounting. As a low power resistor, it is used for preventing excessive current flow through the circuit, and as such, helps protect circuitry components from potential damage. Furthermore, it is often used in situations where a circuit requires precise voltage regulation or control of current.

The 23J2K5E resistor has a voltage rating of 2.5V, a power rating of 0.1W and a resistance of 25 ohms. As for its applications, the 23J2K5E is suitable for use in a variety of consumer and industrial electronics applications, including consumer appliances and industrial electric motors. It is also commonly used in the automotive industry, for controlling the voltage and current of car circuit components.

In terms of its working principle, the 23J2K5E resistor works by dissipating electrical energy into heat. Whenever electrical current flows through the resistor, its resistance acts as a barrier, converting energy from electrical current into heat. This process results in a drop in the electrical current, thereby preventing the flow of too much electrical current and protecting the circuit components.

The 23J2K5E is a robust resistor designed to withstand currents up to 25mA in temperature ranges ranging from -40 to +125°C. Moreover, they are typically made with a variety of materials, such as carbon, metal film, wire wound, and composition resistors.

Overall, the 23J2K5E resistor is an essential component for a variety of circuits. It is highly versatile and can be used safely with high reliability in many applications. Its through-hole design also ensures easy installation in any circuit board or project.