CFR100JR-52-11R

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Through Hole Resistors are the most commonly used type of resistors. Generally, a Through Hole Resistor is a device that limits current or voltage and is usually used in electrical and electronic circuits. These resistors can be used in applications from low power analog signals to high power models used to dissipate several watts of power or more. The CFR100JR-52-11R is one of the widely used through hole resistors in electronic circuits.

CFR100JR-52-11R is a flame-proof, axial-lead resistor that has a wide range of applications. It is available in two case sizes, which are 8mm and 10mm. This type of resistor has various components for different operating voltage and wattage. It can have either carbon film, metal oxide, wire wound, thick film or ceramic compositions. Additionally, it has an extended working temperature range of -55˚C to +70˚C and a high heat dissipation rate.

When it comes to the working principle of the CFR100JR-52-11R, heat is generated when the resistor receives electrical power. The heat is dissipated by a heat-resistant coating on the appropriate material depending on the resistor composition. The degree of deformation and heat tolerance of the resistive element is determined by the ratio of resistive material and the operating voltage. In general, these capacitors function by creating opposing current between two terminals that creates a voltage drop. This voltage drop is inversely proportional to the resistance of the resistor and the current that flows through the resistor.

In conclusion, the CFR100JR-52-11R through hole resistor is one of the most commonly used types of resistors due to its wide range of applications and versatility. With its extended temperature range, high heat dissipation rate, and different resistor compositions, it can easily be used in both low power and high power circuits. The working principle of this resistor is straightforward and relies on its resistive element and voltage drop.

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