CBT25K10R

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Through Hole Resistors are a type of component that is used to control the amount of current in a circuit. The two most common types of through hole resistors are metal-oxide film resistors and wire-wound resistors. Metal-oxide film resistors are made of a thin film of metal oxide materials that are deposited onto a ceramic core. The thin film resists the current as it passes through, and its ability to resist the current determines its resistance. Wire-wound resistors, on the other hand, have a coil of metal wire wrapped around a core, with the resistance being determined by the number of turns of the wire and the material of the core. While both have their advantages and disadvantages, the one that this article focuses on is the CBT25K10R through hole resistor.

The CBT25K10R through hole resistor is specifically designed for high voltage applications and is capable of withstanding up to 25KV of peak voltage, making it ideal for applications that require a high amount of current such as automotive and medical electronics. The CBT25K10R has a power rating of 10W, and is capable of handling a wide range of temperatures from -55°C to + 150°C. The CBT25K10R also has a very low thermal coefficient of resistance of 0.00001/°C, making it extremely stable in a wide range of temperatures.

In terms of working principles, the CBT25K10R has a very simple design. The two main components of the resistor are the ceramic core and the winding. The winding is made from a bronze-coated wire that is wrapped around the ceramic core. The wire is coated with a resistive material which is used to create the resistance. The resistance of the CBT25K10R is determined by the number of turns of the wire, as well as the material of the core and the resistive material used. The current that runs through the winding is current transferred from the external source to the winding itself, and it is this current that causes the ceramic core to heat up and hence create the resistance.

The CBT25K10R has many advantages compared to other through hole resistors, including its high voltage and current ratings, low thermal coefficient of resistance, and low operating temperature. It is also much smaller in size compared to other types of resistors, making it easier to fit into smaller electronic components. Additionally, the CBT25K10R is also highly reliable, as it is able to withstand repeated high voltages and currents without failure. This makes it ideal for use in safety-critical applications.

The CBT25K10R through hole resistor is an ideal choice for a variety of applications, such as automotive electronics, industrial automation, medical electronics, and power supplies. It is also highly reliable, even in high-stress environments. Thanks to its small size and high current ratings, the CBT25K10R is a viable option for use in a range of different electronics, allowing engineers to create reliable and robust electronic components.

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