B5J2K4

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Through Hole Resistors are widely used in the B5J2K4 application field and provide excellent properties such as stability, tolerance, and low noise. The working principles of Through Hole Resistors can be divided into two categories, passive and active.

Passive Through Hole Resistors

Passive Through Hole Resistors have a simple construction, in which the electrical current passing through the component experiences some degree of opposition, or resistance. This resistance is determined by the materials of the resistor, and the most typical materials are carbon composition, metal film, and wirewound. The electrical energy passing through the resistor is converted into thermal energy due to the resistance of the resistor, thereby achieving the effect of controlling the current.

Active Through Hole Resistors

Active Through Hole Resistors are commonly based on Field Effect Transistors (FET) and Bipolar Junction Transistors (BJT). These resistors use a combination of transistors to provide amplification and voltage/current control, as well as precise tuning. Compared with passive resistors, active resistors have the advantage of lower noise and more versatility, and can respond to changes in the circuit more quickly.

Conclusion

Through Hole Resistors are important components in the application field of B5J2K4, and are used for many important functions. Passive resistors provide excellent stability and tolerance, while active resistors provide more versatility, lower noise and faster response. In conclusion, these two types of resistors are both necessary in the B5J2K4 application field.

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