ALSR011K100JE12

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Through Hole Resistors are commonly used electronic components. The ALR011K100JE12 is a Through Hole Resistor with specific characteristics and capabilities. This article will discuss the application fields and working Principle of the ALR011K100JE12.

Application Field

The ALR011K100JE12 is a radial-lead type resistor. It is most widely used in telecommunications engineering, air conditioning systems, power supplies, etc. It is also applied in a wide variety of industries such as automotive, computer, computer storage, medical, and test & measurement. It is also used in audio electronics, such as audio amplifiers and compression circuits.

The ALR011K100JE12 is a high-performance resistor. It is capable of withstanding electrical resistances of up to 1 kiloohms. It is also capable of withstanding excess temperatures up to 125 degrees Celsius. It is designed to be especially resistant to current surges and voltage shocks.

Working Principle

The ALR011K100JE12 operates on the same principle as other through-hole resistors. It consists of an exposed electrical conductor, with a resistance of up to 1 kiloohm, contained within an insulating material. When a voltage is applied to the conductor, a current will flow through it. The value of the current is inversely proportional to the value of the resistor. This means that the higher the resistance of the resistor, the lower the current that will flow through it.

The ALR011K100JE12 also features a power rating of up to 2 watts. This means that it is designed to be capable of withstanding higher temperatures and wattages than standard through-hole resistors. This makes it a great choice for systems that require higher levels of power and resistance.

Conclusion

The ALR011K100JE12 is a high-performance Through Hole Resistor. It is capable of withstanding electrical resistances of up to 1 kiloohms, and temperatures up to 125 degrees Celsius. It also features a 2 watt maximum power rating. It is most often used in telecommunications engineering, air conditioning systems, power supplies, audio electronics, and a variety of other industries. It operates on the same principle as other through hole resistors, by withstanding the flow of current through an exposed conductor with a resistance value.

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