41F1K1E

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Introduction of Through Hole Resistors

Through hole resistors, also known as leads, are components used in electronic circuits to control electric current. By regulating the current in an electronic circuit, they determine the voltage levels that exist within the circuit.

Through hole resistors consist of an electrical conductor with two external leads or pins, which connect to the resistive material inside of the resistor. The leads allow current to be passed through the resistor, and the resistance will modify the flow of electrons through the resistor. This modification is represented by the resistor’s value, which is measured in ohms.

Through hole resistors come in various shapes and sizes, and they can be used for all kinds of applications. They are widely used in circuits that require power regulation, including AC-DC and DC-DC converters, variable power supply circuits, and voltage regulators. They are also used in audio circuits, radio receivers, and motor control circuits.

41F1K1E Application Field and Working Principle

The 41F1K1E resistor is an axial-lead type through-hole resistor that is typically used for power applications. It is made of a rugged construction, with extended dissipation which makes it suitable for use in power circuits. The resistor has a wide operating temperature range of -55ºC to +125ºC, making it suitable for usage in extreme environments.

The 41F1K1E has a resistance value of 1KΩ ±10% and a power rating of 1W. It has a high voltage rating (up to 400V) which makes it suitable for higher voltage applications, such as automotive electronics. The axial lead construction allows for easy assembly and soldering, making it ideal for use in prototyping and large-scale production.

The working principle of the 41F1K1E is simple. The current flow is resisted on its passage through the resistor, resulting in the electrons being depleted. This depleted current creates a voltage drop across the device, thus producing the desired circuit voltage. The resistance of the device determines the amount of current that can flow through the resistor, thus allowing the voltage in the circuit to be regulated.

The 41F1K1E is a versatile and reliable resistor that can be used in a wide range of applications, from simple power circuits to complex high-precision circuits. It is designed for ease of use and reliability while also being able to withstand harsh environments.

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