CA000247R00JR05

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Through Hole Resistors are an important component in electronic circuits and are widely used in various fields of power, control, audio and instrumentation. One of the most popular resistors in Through Hole Resistors is the CA000247R00JR05. This resistor is a non-inductive device that has a resistive element that is either wire wound or a film encoded element. The device is enclosed in an insulating material and placed in the circuit via a threaded hole.

The CA000247R00JR05 resistor is constructed from either a ceramic or phenolic core with wire wound or film encoded metal resistive elements. The two elements are then wrapped with a glass-fiber insulation sheet and mounted in the circuit via a threaded hole. Ceramic and phenolic core material provide excellent thermal and electrical insulation. The glass fiber insulation sheet gives additional protection against short circuits. The threaded hole allows the device to be tightly mounted to the circuit board and prevent any signal interference from external objects.

The CA000247R00JR05 resistor has a maximum power rating of 500 mW and a total resistance of 47 ohms. The resistor is manufactured with resistance values ranging from 1 ohm up to 1 K ohm. Its operating temperature range is from 0 to 100 degrees Celsius and its operating voltage is up to 1.25 KVAC.

The CA000247R00JR05\'s operation principle is a straightforward one. When the device is connected with a power source, electric current flows through its resistance and creates a voltage drop, which is then transferred throughout the device. This voltage drop is then dissipated as heat, which can be controlled by adjusting the resistance value. The resulting voltage drop is then controlled by the amount of resistance that is used in the circuit.

The CA000247R00JR05 resistor can be used in a variety of applications. These include current-limiting, overvoltage protection, and power dissipation. In current-limiting applications, the resistor is used to limit the maximum current that can flow through the circuit, ensuring that no damage will occur. Overvoltage protection applications use the resistor to reduce incoming voltage levels, protecting components from damage. In power dissipation applications, the resistor is used to increase the life of a component by dissipating excess heat.

Through Hole Resistors are a common component of modern telecommunications and electronic systems. The CA000247R00JR05 is an example of a Through Hole Resistor that can be used in these systems. Its operation consists of a straightforward voltage drop through its resistance that is then dissipated as heat. With its maximum power rating of 500 mW and its large resistance range, the CA000247R00JR05 is an ideal choice for applications that require precise control of current and voltage.

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