AHA80AFB-19R6

Chassis mount resistors are small, physically robust resistors that are attached to the chassis or circuit board to control the flow of electricity from the power source. AHA80AFB-19R6 is one type of chassis mount resistor. This paper aims to illustrate its application field and working principle.

Application Field

The AHA80AFB-19R6 is an application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) resistor, which is suitable for various purposes. Generally speaking, it is designed to provide current limiting and voltage regulation in high-voltage and high-power applications. In addition, one of its major application fields is power management for portable consumer electronic devices. It can help reduce the power consumption of these devices by limiting the amount of energy they can draw and provides more accurate and aggressive power saving feature.

Working Principle

The AHA80AFB-19R6 relies on the electrochemical barrier effect between two conductors to regulate the amount of current it conducts. The two conductors are contained in a sealed oxide layer, which is known as a dielectric. The two conductors cannot directly contact each other, which means that current must flow through the dielectric in order to connect between them. This dielectric barrier creates an electrical resistance to the current, limiting the amount of current that is allowed to flow through.

The amount of current allowed to flow through the AHA80AFB-19R6 is determined by the physical size of the dielectric barrier, as well as the voltage applied between the conductors. The ratio of the voltage applied between the conductors and the current passing through it is known as the resistance. The resistance of the AHA80AFB-19R6 can be further adjusted by changing the size of the dielectric barrier, or by applying a lower voltage in order to decrease the resistance.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the AHA80AFB-19R6 is an application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) resistor designed for use in high-voltage and high-power applications. It uses the electrochemical barrier effect between two conductors contained in a sealed oxide layer, which creates an electrical resistance that limits the amount of current passing through it. The resistance of the AHA80AFB-19R6 can be adjusted by changing the size of the dielectric barrier, or by applying a lower voltage in order to decrease the resistance.