ALSR1017K50FE12

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Through hole resistors are electronic components that are widely used in a variety of applications to limit and control the flow of electrical current. The ALSR1017K50FE12 is one type of through hole resistor that has been increasingly used in a variety of applications due to its flexibility and cost effectiveness. This article will explore the application fields and working principle of the ALSR1017K50FE12.

The ALSR1017K50FE12 is a through hole resistor that consists of two parts: a resistive element and a terminal or lead. The resistive element typically consists of a carbon composition, metal film, or wirewound element, and is encapsulated in a dust-proof case. The terminal of the ALSR1017K50FE12 is designed to provide a secure and reliable mechanical and electrical connection. It has an extended neck length for accommodating any number of cord termination mechanisms, including soldering, clamping, termination strips, and spades.

The ALSR1017K50FE12 has a power rating of 1/2W and a resistance value range of 1 to 50K Ohm. The lead material for this through hole resistor is copper-clad steel and it has a pitch of 35.0 mm. The current capacity of the ALSR1017K50FE12 is 0.5A and its lead-to-lead capacitance is 6pF. It is also resistant to high temperatures up to +170°C.

The ALSR1017K50FE12 is often used in a variety of applications, including consumer electronics, automotive, industrial, and instrumentation equipment. It is also used in military and aerospace applications due to its reliability and resistance to high temperatures. Some common applications where the ALSR1017K50FE12 is used include voltage dividers, amplifiers, power supplies, signal filtering, and noise suppression. Additionally, the ALSR1017K50FE12 can also be used in low voltage and high current applications due to its low internal resistance.

The working principle of the ALSR1017K50FE12 is based on Ohm’s Law. Ohm’s Law states that the current flowing through a circuit is equal to the voltage applied across the the circuit, divided by the resistance of the circuit. Thus, when the voltage applied across the ALSR1017K50FE12 is increased, the current flowing through it also increases. Similarly, when the resistance of the ALSR1017K50FE12 is increased, the current flowing through it also decreases. As a result, the ALSR1017K50FE12 can be used to achieve a desired current flow in a circuit.

In summary, the ALSR1017K50FE12 is a through hole resistor that can be used in a variety of applications, due to its flexibility and cost effectiveness. It has a power rating of 1/2 W and a resistance value range of 1 to 50K Ohm. The ALSR1017K50FE12 can be used in a variety of applications, including consumer electronics, automotive, industrial, and instrumentation equipment. The working of the ALSR1017K50FE12 is based on Ohm’s Law, where the current flowing through it is proportional to the applied voltage and inversely proportional to the resistance of the circuit.

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