CFR50SJT-52-1M

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Introduction to Through Hole Resistors

Through-hole resistors are one of the most common components in electrical circuits. They are passive components that are used to control the flow of electricity, typically in the form of resistance. Through-hole resistors are very versatile, as they can be used in applications as simple as making adjustable current and voltage sources or as complicated as regulating feedback loops in audio amplifiers or temperature sensors.

CFR50SJT-52-1M Application Field and Working Principle

The CFR50SJT-52-1M is a through hole resistor designed for general purpose applications. It is constructed with two leads, a body, two terminal pins, and an adjustment pin. The product is made of a high-temperature epoxy coated ceramic material and is rated to operate at temperatures up to 315°C. The resistor is also flame-retardant for added safety.

The CFR50SJT-52-1M can be used for both current-limiting and voltage-limiting applications. In current-limiting applications, the resistor is placed between a power source and a load to regulate the amount of current that flows. This is typically done to prevent electrical components, such as motors, from burning out due to too much current flow. In voltage-limiting applications, the resistor is placed between the power source and ground to regulate the voltage that is applied to the circuit. This is usually done to prevent damage to sensitive components, such as microprocessors or other integrated circuits.

The resistor operates on the principle of ohm\'s law. Ohm\'s law states that the current flowing through a conductor is proportional to the voltage applied across the ends of the conductor. The resistance can be adjusted by either changing the number of turns in the winding or by making adjustments to the adjustment pin. For example, if the number of turns is increased, the resistance is increased and the current through the resistor will be lower. Conversely, if the number of turns is decreased, the resistance is decreased and the current through the resistor will be higher.

The CFR50SJT-52-1M is a general-purpose through hole resistor, making it quite versatile in applications. It is easy to adjust and can be used in both current-limiting and voltage-limiting applications. The resistor is constructed with a high-temperature epoxy coated ceramic material and flame-retardant for added safety. It operates on the principle of ohm’s law and can be adjusted by changing the number of turns in the winding or making adjustments to the adjustment pin.

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