65474-010

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Shunts are electrical components used to connect two terminals together, usually in a circuit or system. Jumpers are electrical components used to make temporary connections between two points in a circuit, or between two components in a system. Together, these two components form the basis of many electronic devices, and are invaluable in troubleshooting and maintenance. In this article, we will explore the application field and working principle of the 65474-010 resistor shunt

The 65474-010 is a miniature precision surface mount resistor shunt that is designed to operate in a wide range of temperatures, pressures, and environmental conditions. It offers good performance in low voltage, low power applications and can be used to measure currents up to 1.25A. The device features two terminals, with one being a source terminal, and the other being a load terminal. The source terminal, which is the smaller of the two, is used to connects the high-side of the power source, while the load terminal is used to connect the lower side of the power source.

When current flows through the 65474-010 shunt, it uses a simple process known as shunting. Shunting is the use of a physical barrier, such as a resistor, to divert or block part of the current away from its intended path. The resistor is placed in the circuit, between the source and the load, and acts as a physical barrier. As current passes through the resistor, it is diverted or blocked, and no longer available to the load component.

In summary, the 65474-010 is an excellent choice for applications required in low voltage, low power circuits, such as resistive sensors, low-conflict control systems, and many others. Its small size, wide range of operational conditions, and reliable performance make it an ideal choice for a variety of applications. By virtue of its shunt feature, it makes it easy to measure small current levels with precision and accuracy.

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