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Through Hole Resistors

AC01000001607JA100 Application Field and Working Principle

The term "through-hole resistor" refers to a type of resistor that is designed to be mounted in a printed circuit board (PCB). The resistor has two metal leads that pass through the PCB, and the ends of the leads are soldered to the board to connect the resistor to the circuit.

The purpose of a through-hole resistor is to provide a voltage divider, current limiter, or impedance matching in a circuit. The resistance is determined by the length, width, and geometrical shape of the resistor. The size and shapes of through-hole resistors vary depending on the application, so it is important to select the right type for the job.

When it comes to the AC01000001607JA100, it is a through-hole resistor designed with a power rating of 15W. It features a square-shaped metal element with a metal oxide coating for excellent thermal conductivity. It has a tolerance of up to 5% and can be used for general power dissipating in high-power applications. It also has a high current rating of up to 500V, making it ideal for use in high voltage applications.

AC01000001607JA100 also has a wide operating temperature range, from -55C up to 125C, and is designed to handle extreme thermal conditions. Its two metal leads are designed to ensure secure connection and reliable operation. It has a high resistance to electromigration and is highly reliable when confronted with repeated thermal cycling.

In summary, the AC01000001607JA100 is the ideal resistor for high power, high voltage, and high temperature applications. It has a high power rating of 15W, a wide operating temperature range, and a high current rating of up to 500V. Its two metal leads ensure secure connection and reliable operation, while its metal oxide coating enables excellent thermal conductivity. It is a reliable, robust, and easy to use resistor that can handle extreme thermal conditions.

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