43J2K2E

Through Hole Resistors are commonly used in a wide variety of electronics applications, from amplifiers and capacitors to antennas and relays. One such resistor type is the 43J2K2E resistor, which can be used in a variety of ways from lightning protection to high current loads.

The 43J2K2E resistor is a non-inductive, high voltage, current-limited resistor. It is made with an axial wire wound construction that is capable of dissipating heat quickly, and it is made with a high temperature epoxy coating that increases the reliability of the resistor. The 43J2K2E resistor is also designed to handle reverse shock currents, meaning that it can handle high transient voltages with ease.

The 43J2K2E resistor is most commonly used in the following applications:

• High Voltage Surge Protection
• Voltage Limiting
• Current Limiting
• Power/Toy Applications
• Lightning Protection
• Transducer Protection Applications
• Reverse Shock Protection

The 43J2K2E resistor is designed to operate with a wide range of current and voltage levels. The maximum operating voltage is 25,000 volts, while the maximum operating current is 100 amps. The maximum peak load voltage is 50,000 volts, while the maximum peak power rating is 12 watts.

The working principle of the 43J2K2E resistor is based on the principle of resistance. The resistor is designed to be non-inductive and is made with an axial wire wound construction. This helps to ensure that the resistor can handle high current loads without generating excessive heat. The resistor\'s epoxy coating also helps to protect it from high temperatures and corrosive atmospheres.

The 43J2K2E resistor is a durable and reliable solution for applications requiring high voltage or current-limited resistors. Its axial wire wound construction helps to dissipate heat quickly, while its epoxy coating increases reliability and protection. Its ability to handle reverse shock currents makes it ideal for transducer protection applications.