CFR2WSJT-73-11R

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Through Hole Resistors

A Through Hole Resistor is an electronic component which is designed to resist the flow of electrical current. It consists of a cylindrically-shaped metal oxide semiconductor (MOS) that has been plated with a metallic conducting material, usually a metal or an alloy. The resistive material can be any type of substance, such as graphite, polycarbonate, and even diamond particles.

The application field of the CFR2WSJT-73-11R is a Through Hole Resistor. It has an operating voltage of 100 volts and a resistance range of 200 to 10,000 ohms. This type of resistor is used for many applications, including power supplies, surge and overvoltage protection, and RF signal and noise control.

The working principle of the CFR2WSJT-73-11R is based on the fact that the resistance of the resistor is inversely proportional to its current. This means that as more current is applied to the resistor, its resistance will decrease, allowing more current to pass through and ultimately increase the voltage drop. This property of resistors is also why they are sometimes referred to as "voltage dividers". By allowing different amounts of current through the resistor, this type of device is used to divide and balance the voltage in electronic devices such as amplifiers and transistors.

The size and shape of Through Hole Resistors can vary, but common sizes range from as small as an inch to as large as several inches. They are usually constructed out of metal conductors, such as copper, with a plating of a conducting material, such as silver or nickel, to protect the inner core of the resistor from oxidation and corrosion. They are usually inserted into a through hole in a circuit board or other type of device.

The CFR2WSJT-73-11R is an example of a Through Hole Resistor that is used in many electronic devices. It has good resistance characteristics, allowing for consistent performance in a wide variety of applications. Its adjustable resistance provides optimal voltage balancing in circuits and can help reduce implementation costs. This type of resistor is also quite reliable and can withstand wear and tear over time.

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