45J390E

Through hole resistors are electrical components used in various electronic applications for a range of purposes. They are designed to reduce the flow of current, regulate current levels, and resist voltage across two points. The 45J390E through hole resistor is a ceramic-bodied axial-leaded component commonly used in various domestic and industrial electronic and electrical circuits.

This resistor features robust and reliable construction that ensures it can handle a wide range of applications. It is constructed with a ceramic-bodied axial lead and low-profile design, making it suitable for general electronic purposes such as in switching, digital, and logic functions. It is available in different footprints, including 120 ohms, 1.7 MOhms, and 2.2 MOhms. This makes it easy to find a component that is suitable for your application requirements.

The 45J390E through hole resistor offers versatile operation and is suitable for a wide range of frequencies and temperatures. The ceramic body ensures it will provide maximum heat resistance and excellent mechanical protection. It also features dependable electrical characteristics and good electrical insulation. It is designed to provide resistance in the range of 1.7 MOhms to 500 kOhms with a tolerance of 10%.

The 45J390E through hole resistor has a wide range of applications, making it a suitable choice for both domestic and industrial settings. It is often used in power supplies, protecting them from short-circuiting and overloading. It is also used in amplifier circuits, audio amplifiers, and switch-mode power supplies. It can even be used in automotive applications, for which it provides excellent protection against voltage transients and voltage drops.

The working principle of the 45J390E through hole resistor is simple and straightforward. It works by decreasing the current that passes through it, thereby regulating the voltage levels and protecting the circuit from damage. This is done by providing resistance in the form of ohms. The main components of the resistor are its resistance element and lead wires. The element is typically composed of carbon, metal, or ceramic. The lead wires are connected to the resistor and provide the connection with other components in the circuit.

In conclusion, the 45J390E through hole resistor is an ideal choice for various domestic and industrial electronic and electrical applications. It features robust construction, reliability, versatile operation, and excellent electrical insulation. Its working principle is easy to understand and involves reducing the current flow through it, thereby regulating the voltage levels and protecting the circuit from damage.