CB5JB15R0

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Through Hole Resistors are the oldest type of resistors and they are still commonly used today. The CB5JB15R0 is a through-hole resistor and is a popular option for a range of applications. The resistor has a simple design and is easy to use and relatively inexpensive.

Applications

The CB5JB15R0 through hole resistor is designed to manage power transmissions and is used in motor systems, generators, and relay control circuits. More specifically, the resistor can be used to limit current flow in a DC motor or AC motor circuit to prevent damage from overloading. This resistor can also be used in automotive applications to regulate the power going to an electrical component. The CB5JB15R0 is also popular in medical devices, generators, and communications systems.

Design & Construction

The CB5JB15R0 through hole resistor is a cylindrical device with two leads inserted into holes on both ends. The resistor is made out of ceramic or porcelain for power management and for environmental protection. The body of the resistor is coated with a silver-nickel composition for environmental stability and durability. The terminals are silver-plated for good electrical conductivity. The resistor also has a built-in surge protection circuit to limit the power and current.

Working Principle

The working principle of a through hole resistor is fairly straightforward. An electrical current flows through the device and some of the energy is dissipated as heat. The amount of energy dissipated is controlled by the resistance of the resistor. When the current is greater than the nominal current rating of the resistor, it will begin to dissipate more heat as it takes on more energy. This will cause the resistor to heat up until it reaches a temperature that is limited by its self-heating capability.

The actual amount of current that can be passed through the resistor depends on the power rating of the resistor. The power rating is the amount of energy that can be safely dissipated without damaging the resistor. The power rating is generally determined by the physical size of the resistor and the material from which it is constructed. Generally, the larger and higher-quality the resistor, the higher the power rating it will have.

Conclusion

The CB5JB15R0 through hole resistor is a popular choice for managing power transmissions. It is designed to dissipate energy as heat to prevent damage caused by overloading and power surges. The resistor is designed for long-term stability and environmental protection. The CB5JB15R0 is a great choice for motor systems, generators, and relay control circuits, automotive applications, medical devices, generators, and communications systems.

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