CB15JBR330

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Introduction to Through Hole Resistors

Resistors are electrical components used to resist, regulate, or otherwise control the flow of electrical energy. Through hole resistors are electronic components found in circuitry, allowing resistors to be placed into a circuit board through mounting holes drilled into that board. It is the oldest and most commonly used technique to mount resistors, but it is gradually losing its popularity to surface mount technology.

Through hole resistors are typically made of a ceramic base and encapsulated in an epoxy coating, which improves its thermal and electrical properties. The size of the resistor varies, depending on the amount of resistance needed and the physical space available. Usually through hole resistors come in two types: axial and radial leaded resistors. Axial leaded resistors are lead wires coming out of either side of the component while radial leaded resistors feature leads that exit from one side of the component.

CB15JBR330 Application Field and Working Principle

The CB15JBR330 is a through hole resistor with an axial leaded design. It is primarily used in low voltage applications, such as automotive, industrial, and consumer electronics. The resistor is a metal alloy type, meaning that it is composed of multiple materials, which give it excellent performance characteristics. The CB15JBR330 has a resistance of 330 Ohms and a maximum temperature coefficient of +50 ppm/°C.

The CB15JBR330 represents an efficient way for engineers to implement resistance in their designs. Working through the application of Ohm\'s law, the CB15JBR330 can be connected in series or parallel with other components to control the flow of voltage or current. It also has a relatively low thermal coefficient, meaning that it is less likely to be affected by changes in temperature, thus making it suitable for applications that require a constant resistance value.

The CB15JBR330 is also relatively small, making it convenient for use in applications with limited space. It also has an excellent insulating behavior, which means it can be used in environments that require electrical and/or thermal insulation. Additionally, the CB15JBR330 is available in a wide range of resistance values from 10 Ohms to 10 kOhms, allowing for flexibility in design and use.

Conclusion

The CB15JBR330 through hole resistor is a versatile component that can be used in a variety of applications. Its relatively small size and ability to maintain a constant resistance value, regardless of temperature, make it a perfect choice for applications that require a controlled flow of current. Additionally, its wide range of resistance values and multiple manufacturing materials offer users plenty of options when engineer resistors into their circuits.

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