CMF071M2000JLRE

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Through Hole Resistors

The CMF071M2000JLRE is a through hole resistor. Through hole resistors are a form of electrical component used to restrict the flow of current in an electrical circuit. They are typically composed of a ceramic composition or carbon film. Their purpose is to create a given level of resistance to a set of electrical signals depending on the application.

Application Field

Through hole resistors are often employed in a variety of different settings, including telecommunication circuits, computers, circuits in radio communications, and electronic circuits. The application of these resistors depends on the type of circuits they are being installed within and the signal frequencies that they need to handle. They are often used to control the flow of current in delicate circuits, or to limit signals when the current level becomes too high. To ensure the safety of the delicate machinery of today\'s digital and electronic systems, the resistors act as a safeguard against electric current overload.

Composition

Through hole resistors are available in various types, depending on the application. They can be manufactured as simple as carbon film or as exotic as metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect (MOSFET). The composition of the resistor depends on the application, and whether it is to be used as a energy load-sharing resistor or power factor correction resistor. Commonly used materials for through hole resistors include cermet, metal-oxide film, and thick film.

Working Principle

The working principle of the CMF071M2000JLRE is based on the theory of electrons passing through a conductor. The electricity enters the resistor, and is then slowed down by a metallic resistive material which is typically encased in ceramic or plastic. The resistive material is static in nature, meaning it does not actually move but instead simply absorbs the electrical current that passes through it. The energy lost by the current is essentially turned into heat, which is then dissipated by the resistor.

The amount of resistance in the circuits with a through hole resistor is directly related to the size and type of resistor used. Generally, the larger the resistor, the higher the resistance, and the more powerful the resistor. However, resistors can also come in a variety of sizes and resistance levels depending on the application. Additionally, the current passing through the resistor can be adjusted by properly controlling the voltage level supplied to the resistor.

Benefits

Through hole resistors offer many benefits in the application areas they are used, including reliability, quality, cost effectiveness, and durability. They are also small in size, which allows for easier installation and better use of space. Due to their small size, through hole resistors are also capable of handling high frequency signals, and this makes them very suitable for use in low-noise and high-frequency digital and radio circuit applications.

The CMF071M2000JLRE through hole resistor is a reliable and cost-effective resistive solution for a variety of different applications. It is designed for use in circuits requiring high signal frequencies or low noise, and its small size allows it to be used even in the smallest of spaces. Thanks to its ability to control current overload, this resistor provides a safe and reliable way to keep a circuit running smoothly.

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