CA000139R00JR05

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Through Hole Resistors are resistors that are installed using through-hole technology. A through-hole resistor can be identified by its CA000139R00JR05 marking code. This resistor’s application field and working principle will be discussed in this article.

The CA000139R00JR05 through-hole configuration is best suited for applications where insulation between components or between trace and component is needed. The length of the lead is also an important factor in determining the applications in which the component can be used. The resistance value of the CA000139R00JR05 is typically in the range of 0.1 - 0.5 Ohms, and the tolerance is usually within +/- 5%.

Most standard through-hole resistors feature ceramic or carbon bodies with one or two leads. The lead can be metallic or nonmetallic with the physical contacts made through physical holes in the side of the resistor. The contact area on the side of the resistor determines the electrical and thermal impedance between the leads and the body. This electrical connection allows for current to flow into and out of the resistor.

The working principle of the CA000139R00JR05 Through-Hole Resistor is pretty standard. It works by slowing down the current that passes through it. This makes it possible to control the voltage flow, the current strength, and the frequency of current. The CA000139R00JR05 resistor uses an internal resistance value to act as a resistor. The internal resistance value of the resistor determines the amount of current that can flow through the resistor, and the voltage drop across the resistor. When the current passes through the resistor, a proportionate amount of energy is lost as heat. This is why the body of the resistor usually features heat-dissipating fins, which ensures the resistor does not overheat and fail.

The CA000139R00JR05 through-hole resistors are best suited for applications where insulation between components or between trace and component is needed. These resistors are usually used to dampen or reduce the current flow in circuits, and to provide voltage regulation. The CA000139R00JR05 through-hole resistor can be used in many applications such as automotive, consumer electronics, industrial equipment, and other high-voltage/high-current circuit applications.

In conclusion, the CA000139R00JR05 through-hole resistor is a device that can be used in a variety of applications where insulation is required between components or between trace and component. This resistor features a ceramic or carbon body with one or two leads and works by slowing down the current that passes through it. The resistance value of the CA000139R00JR05 typically ranges from 0.1 - 0.5 Ohms, and the tolerance is usually within +/- 5%. These resistors are best suited for applications that use high-voltage/high-current circuit applications, and are used to dampen or reduce the current flow in circuits.

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