C7820RJT

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Through Hole Resistors are the most common type of resistor. They are used in almost all electronics projects and are the most reliable type of resistor. The C7820RJT is a through-hole resistor designed for applications requiring low electrical noise, low power losses and high stability. It has an excellent thermal performance, which makes it suitable for high-power applications.

The C7820RJT is a wire-wrapped, axial-type resistor with a power rating of up to 800 watts. It has a ceramic outer shell which provides electrical and thermal insulation, and a conductive aluminum core which conducts current. The resistor is rated from 0.1MHz to 24GHz. Its thermal performance is outstanding; it can handle up to 125°C peak temperature with power dissipation of up to 300W. In addition, the resistor has low electrical noise, excellent stability in temperature extremes and superior dielectric strength.

The C7820RJT is widely used in power engineering, telecommunications, radio electronics, automotive, industrial control, space exploration. It is used as a current limiter in power supplies, as a voltage limiter in high-voltage circuits, for pulse shaping, as an oscillator in antenna systems, and for logging or monitoring in industrial and medical applications. It is also used in sensing systems in order to maintain the stability or accuracy in measuring environments.

The C7820RJT works by inducing a current flow when it is placed across an applied voltage. Its forward Resistance is the value of resistance when a current is passing through the resistor in the forward direction. This is the same as the resistance measured in the opposite direction. The reverse resistance is the amount of resistance required for the current in the reverse direction. The power dissipation rating of the resistor is the amount of power it can dissipate when placed across a load.

The C7820RJT is constructed with a metal oxide layer as its main insulating layer. This layer is made up of layers of metal oxides and is responsible for providing electrical and thermal insulation. The anode and cathode electrodes of the resistor are also responsible for regulating the current flow. The resistor has a very low thermal resistance, making it suitable for most applications.

In conclusion, the C7820RJT is a through-hole resistor designed with excellent electrical and thermal insulation properties. It is suitable for a wide range of applications as it can dissipate high power and is capable of handling up to 125°C peak temperature. It is used for current limiting, voltage limiting, and for pulse shaping in various applications. Its low thermal resistance makes it very suitable for high power applications.

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