CB15JB2R40

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Though hole resistors are one of the most commonly used components in electronic circuits.The CB15JB2R40 is a type of through hole resistor that is widely used for signal conditioning, power regulation, and voltage division. This component is composed of a ceramic body, a metal-oxide layer (Cermet), a metal contact point, and a metallic coating. It has a wide resistance range of 4 kilo-ohm to 10 mega-ohm.

The CB15JB2R40 is usually used in a variety of applications, such as high-frequency signal processing, linear & pulse-width modulation, and DC-DC converter circuits. Its main function is to act as a load in a circuit, providing a stable current path. It can also help to regulate the flow of current, and reduce voltage drop.

When using the CB15JB2R40, it is important to be aware of its rated power dissipation. The rated power dissipation for this component is 15 watts at 70°C. As a result, it should only be used in applications where the power is expected to be below 15 watts.

The working principle of the CB15JB2R40 is based on Ohm\'s law, which states that the voltage across a resistor is directly proportional to the current flowing through it. In other words, when a voltage is applied to the CB15JB2R40, the voltage is divided according to the resistance value. The resistor also serves to reduce the amount of current flowing through the circuit.

The CB15JB2R40 has a wide range of uses and is a reliable component for a variety of electronic applications. Its main advantage is its ability to convert current into a constant voltage, making it ideal for signal conditioning, especially in high-frequency applications. The rated power dissipation value must be kept in mind when using these resistors, as the device can be easily damaged if it is overloaded or used in an application where the power is higher than its rated dissipation.

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