90J24R

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The through-hole resistor, also known as the hole-mount resistor, is a type of resistor commonly used in printed circuit boards. A through-hole resistor, typically having an axial-lead construction, is a solid, cylindrical device composed of a base metal conductor, usually copper, a body, and an insulating medium, typically ceramic glaze. The resistor is then coated with a protective, conductive material, typically nickel-plated tin. The resistance value of the resistor can be adjusted by changing the length and/or width of the resistive element. The resistor is typically cylindrical in shape with two parallel conductive surfaces separated by an insulating medium.

The 90J24R through-hole resistor is a type of through-hole resistor designed specifically for direct current applications. It is a typically a cylindrical component consisting of two closely spaced copper contacts and an internal base metal resistance. The resistor is usually plated with nickel and coated with tin for protection against corrosion and wear. The 90J24R through-hole resistor is designed to provide high current carrying capacity and low resistance values while dissipating heat efficiently. The component is also designed to be highly resistant to mechanical shock, vibration and temperature changes.

The 90J24R through-hole resistor is ideal for use in a variety of applications, including high-frequency audio, DC motor control and power handling applications. The resistor can also be used in direct current motor controllers, AC-DC converters, rectifiers, DC-DC converters, batteries, inverters, transistors and dimmers. The 90J24R through-hole resistor is also commonly used in electrolytic cell controls and in instrumentation, lighting and circuit assembly projects.

The working principle of the 90J24R through-hole resistor is based on Ohm’s law, which states that the current passing through a resistor is proportional to the voltage applied to it. The resistance of the 90J24R through-hole resistor is determined by the length and width of the resistance element, as well as the type of metal used in its construction. The resistance of the resistor can also be adjusted by varying the amount of insulation material between the two conducting surfaces. The 90J24R through-hole resistor also works on the principle of thermal resistance, which means that it is capable of dissipating heat generated from electrical current.

In summary, the 90J24R through-hole resistor is a type of resistor designed for use in direct current applications. The resistance value of the resistor can be adjusted to suit various applications and its construction includes a base metal conductor, an insulation medium and a protective coating. The operating principle of the resistor is based on Ohm’s law and thermal resistance, and it is commonly used in high-frequency audio, motor control and power handling applications.

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