CA00025R100KE66

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Through hole resistors are an essential component of electrical circuits, and are commonly used as static components in a wide variety of electronic devices. The CA00025R100KE66 represents one of the most common types of through hole resistors, and is used for applications such as power calibration, digital-to-analog conversion, and to add resistance and limit current flow in circuits.

The CA00025R100KE66 consists of a cylindrical ceramic body with two terminals. It is composed of high-stability metal oxide film and is rated at 100KW. The device has a temperature coefficient of resistance (TCR) of ±25PPM/°C from 0°C to +70°C. This feature allows the resistor to remain accurate over a wide range of temperatures. The resistor also retains its characteristics over a wide range of frequencies, making it ideal for microwave applications.

The CA00025R100KE66 is a two-terminal resistor, which creates resistance due to the electrons present in the metal oxide film\'s structure. The resistive power is low, and the resistor has a low resistance noise level. The metal oxide film has a high stability, and it is resistant to harsh environments and temperatures.

The CA00025R100KE66 also provides excellent electrical insulation. It can be mounted directly onto the circuit board or with a bracket, and can fit into tight spaces. With its low power consumption and low footprint, the CA00025R100KE66 can be used in various electrical and electronic systems. It is ideal for applications such as power calibration, digital-to-analog conversion, and to add resistance and limit current flow in circuits.

The CA00025R100KE66 is a widely used through hole resistor that is used in a variety of applications. It has a high stability, low resistance noise, excellent electrical insulation, low power consumption, and a low footprint. Additionally, it can fit into tight spaces and is designed to operate over a wide range of temperatures and frequencies. It is used in applications such as power calibration, digital-to-analog conversion, and to add resistance and limit current flow in circuits.

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