ALSR05900R0JE12

Through Hole Resistors

Through hole resistors provide a simple and effective solution to various electrical circuit challenges, allowing for precise control of a circuit\'s resistance, or even providing a specific voltage reference. The simplest of these types of resistors feature a single resistor embedded within a small housing. However, many modern resistors feature multiple resistors designed to fit within a single housing, providing an efficient and cost-effective solution for circuit designers. One example of a modern, multi-resistor through hole resistor is the ALSR05900R0JE12.

Application Field and Working Principle

The ALSR05900R0JE12 is ideal for use within a variety of applications, primarily in communication systems, medical diagnostics, industrial controls, and interactive consumer/business devices. As it is composed of two separate circuits, each circuit has a distinct range of possibilities. The first circuit allows for resistors to have a maximum value of 2.2kΩ and a minimum value of 43Ω. The second circuit, on the other hand, is capable of offering resistors ranging from a maximum value of 3.3kΩ to a minimum value of 59Ω. In addition, it is capable of providing voltages between 0.2V and 6V. This provides great flexibility in design, allowing for both high voltage and low voltage solutions.

The working principle of the ALSR05900R0JE12 is similar to that of most modern through hole resistors. It is designed with two distinct circuits, each containing its own individual resistors. These resistors interact with one another to provide a desired result. By controlling the voltage going through each circuit, the user is able to determine the combined resistance of the two circuits, thereby providing a specific value of resistance or a specific voltage reference. This allows for precise control over the electrical circuit.

The ALSR05900R0JE12 offers a number of benefits for those looking to use a through hole resistor. While it may not be the most versatile resistor on the market, it certainly offers a great deal of flexibility for a wide variety of applications. With its combined, two-circuit design, it is able to provide precise control over an electrical circuit\'s resistance or voltage reference, as well as a reliable, cost-effective solution for circuit designers.