B20J650E

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Through Hole Resistors are electronic components that primarily consist of a coil of metal wire that is usually wrapped around a ceramics forms the core of the resistor. The most common type of resistors are carbon film resistors, which consist of a film of carbon deposited onto an insulating substrate. Through hole resistors are typically used for low to medium power applications and can be found in a variety of different forms. The most common form of Through hole resistor is the B20J650E.

The B20J650E Through Hole Resistor is a one watt, 5 percent tolerance, carbon film resistor. This type of resistor is designed for a wide variety of applications including consumer electronics, military, aerospace, and automotive electrical systems. The B20J650E features a dielectric strength rating of 175 volts, a voltage coefficient of 3 parts per million per volt, and a maximum operating temperature of 175°C. It also has a thermal time constant of 6 seconds and an operating temperature range of -55°C to +175°C.

The B20J650E Through Hole Resistor is an excellent choice for applications such as high frequency resistive divider, low voltage regulator protection, high voltage DC-DC converter, current shunt, power amplifier load, and overvoltage protection circuits. This type of resistor is especially suitable for use in harsh environments, such as in high temperature and high humidity environments.

The working principle of the B20J650E Through Hole Resistor is straightforward. The resistance is determined by the size and shape of the resistor and the material of which the resistor is composed. The resistor is basically a conductor that resists the flow of electrical current. The resistor is either created using a thin film of carbon deposited on an insulating substrate, or with a coil of metal wire wrapped around a ceramic core. This type of resistor offers a high density of current, meaning that it can handle high current with minimal losses.

The resistance of the B20J650E is also affected by the temperature of the environment in which it is installed. As the temperature of the environment increases, the resistance value of the resistor decreases. This decrease is due to the increased thermal agitation of the particles that compose the resistor, which results in an increased electrical current. The B20J650E is available in a variety of resistance values, allowing it to be used in a variety of applications.

As the name implies, the B20J650E Through Hole Resistor is designed to be mounted in a through-hole configuration, meaning that it will be installed in a printed circuit board by means of a hole that will be drilled into the board and into which the resistor will be mounted. This type of resistor is typically used in applications where electrical current needs to flow through the resistor and is not subject to a lot of physical stress or vibration.

The B20J650E Through Hole Resistor is a reliable and economical choice for applications that require a low to medium power resistor with excellent high frequency characteristics. This type of resistor is designed to be used in a variety of applications and is available in a variety of resistance values to meet the needs of numerous applications. The B20J650E is also designed to be installed in a through-hole configuration, making it an ideal choice for PCB-based applications.

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