CF12JA5R60

Through hole resistors are a type of component that resists the flow of electricity. They are typically used to limit the current in a circuit or to provide a specific voltage level to a circuit. The CF12JA5R60 is an example of a through hole resistor. It is a two-terminal, ceramic-engraved, axial-leaded component with a resistance of 5Ω and a tolerance rating of +-2%.

Application Field

The CF12JA5R60 is typically used in applications where a high-precision, low-value resistor is needed, such as electronic circuit design. This resistor can be used in a wide range of projects involving digital and analog electronic design. Examples of projects where this type of resistor can be applied include audio/amplifiers, motors and instrumentation, power supply units, and more. They can also be used in printed circuit board design, such as PCB layout and prototyping.

Working Principle

The CF12JA5R60 works on the principle of resistance. It is a high precision resistive element, meaning that it can control the flow of electrical current at very low voltage levels. The resistor is composed of two terminals, an anode and a cathode, connected by an insulation material. When electrical current is applied to the resistor, its resistance prevents electrical current flow, thus limiting the current and creating a voltage drop across the resistor. This voltage drop can be used to control the amount of current flow in the circuit, or to provide a constant voltage to the circuit.

Conclusion

The CF12JA5R60 is a two-terminal, ceramic-engraved, axial-leaded through hole resistor. It is commonly used in electronic circuit design applications where a high-precision, low-value resistor is needed. This type of resistor works on the principle of resistance, and its resistance can be used to control the current flow in a circuit, or provide a constant voltage to the circuit.