CFR100J22R

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Through Hole Resistors have been used in many applications and are widely recognized for their reliability, reliability, and cost-effectiveness. The CFR100J22R is one example of a Through Hole Resistor that is suitable for a vast array of applications. The product is built to meet various industrial standards, is relatively small in size, and is widely available.

The CFR100J22R is a through hole resistor with a maximum operating temperature of 125°C. It can be used with temperature sensitive applications like medical devices that require reliable and stable operation. The resistor is a good choice for a wide range of power circuits, from 2A to 50A. It is equipped with a triple-flat wick construction, providing superior heat dissipation and mechanical strength.

The CFR100J22R provides superior reliability and performance due to its patented “Junction Bond” construction. Unlike other resistors that are directly or indirectly connected to the terminations, the CFR100J22R is connected to the termination via a hermetic glass seal. This prevents any moisture or chemical vapors diffusing through the resistor and into the circuit, ensuring maximum reliability.

The CFR100J22R is designed to provide a wide range of resistance- in standard values from 1K ohm to 1M ohm. It is also tolerant to rapid changes in temperature, making it especially useful in temperature-sensitive applications. The resistor also features high power dissipation, making it well suited for power circuits and applications with frequent current switching.

The CFR100J22R is a reliable and cost-effective option for a wide range of applications requiring Through Hole Resistors. It is suited for a range of power applications, while providing superior reliability and performance due to its patented “Junction Bond” construction. The resistor is designed to provide a wide range of resistances as well as good tolerance to rapid changes in temperature.

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