ALSR05150R0JE12

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Through Hole Resistors

A through-hole resistor, also known as a wire-wound resistor or a wirewound resistor, is a type of component that is used in electrical and electronic circuits for creating precise amounts of resistance in order to regulate current flow. They are also used in order to limit voltage, impedance, or in order to regulate the power supply. Through-hole resistors are typically constructed out of a cylindrical ceramic core that has an inner wire wrapped around it and is then covered with a protective coating to prevent corrosion or melting under hot conditions.

The ALSR05150R0JE12 through-hole resistor is a standard, radial leaded, through-hole resistor. It is made from a tin-plated copper core, and is rated for a voltage of 16 volts. The leads are made from a steel alloy and coated with an insulation material to prevent accidental short-circuiting. The resistor is rated with a power rating of 0.5 watts with a tolerance level of 5%.

The main application field of the ALSR05150R0JE12 is in the fields of computers, telecommunications, industrial automation and robotics. It can be used for providing precisely set levels of current to a circuit by limiting the amount of current that can flow through the resistor, thus regulating the flow of power and voltage to the components on the circuit. By controlling the amount of current and voltage that passes through the resistor, designers can ensure a circuit runs safely and efficiently while also using the least amount of power possible.

The working principles of through-hole resistors are based on Ohm’s law. The law states that the current through a resistor is directly proportional to the voltage across it, and inversely proportional to the resistance of the resistor. This means that, as resistance increases, current decreases. Therefore, the ALSR05150R0JE12 can be used to regulate current as desired by simply adjusting the resistance of the resistor. This can be done by connecting the ends of the resistor to a variable voltage source such as a rheostat, and then adjusting the resistance in order to obtain the desired amount of current.

Through-hole resistors are essential components in almost all electronics circuits and provide an efficient and reliable means of regulating voltage and current levels in these circuits. The ALSR05150R0JE12 through-hole resistor is a standard, radial leaded, through-hole resistor, and is widely used in fields such as computers, telecommunications, industrial automation, and robotics for providing precisely set levels of current.

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