CB3JBR220

Through Hole Resistors play a key role in a variety of electronic circuits. They serve as voltage dividers that measure current, limit current, and balance electric current in order to keep the components running properly. A common and widely used Through Hole Resistor is the CB3JBR220.

The CB3JBR220 Through Hole Resistor is designed for use in a variety of applications, including low voltage power systems, consumer electronics, industrial automated machinery, automotive, telecommunication systems, and aerospace. This type of resistor has a tolerance range of 5%, meaning that the actual value of the resistor will be within 5% of its rated value. It also has a resistance range of 0.5 ohms to 4K ohms in order to provide more precision and accuracy in measurements. The CB3JBR220 is constructed with 4-band and 5-band leaded components, providing a variety of lead sizes and construction types.

In terms of its working principle, the CB3JBR220 Through Hole Resistor is a voltage-controlled resistance element that, when connected in an electric circuit, reduces the current flow and prevents overloads. When a voltage is applied to the resistor, it will cause a voltage drop across its terminals, which is the result of the current being restricted by the resistor’s value. The resistance value of a resistor is determined by the amount of resistance it has to the current. The resistor’s resistance value can also vary depending on the current’s frequency, temperature, and voltage applied.

The CB3JBR220 Through Hole Resistor provides greater precision and accuracy to measurements. It also has a long lifetime, stable performance, and a wide resistance range. This makes it an ideal choice for a variety of applications. The resistor is designed to meet the demands of electronic applications in order to provide safety and reliability.

In summary, the CB3JBR220 is a Through Hole Resistor that is designed for use in a variety of applications. Its working principle is that it reduces the current flow and prevents overloads by producing a voltage drop across its internal terminals. The resistor has a variety of lead sizes and construction types, with a tolerance range of 5% and a resistance range of 0.5 ohms to 4K ohms. It is designed to provide greater precision and accuracy in measurements and has a long lifetime with stable performance.