CMF5533R200FKEB

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Through Hole Resistors are a type of electrical component which consists of a resistive material housed in a ceramic or thermoplastic body. This type of resistors is fixed in place by connecting pins, screws, or soldering to the board. When current flows through the resistive material, the resistance of the material opposes the flow of electric enery, thus generating electrical energy losses and output in the form of a varying voltage and current. CMF5533R200FKEB is an example of a Through Hole Resistor.

The CMF5533R200FKEB is a 200 milliOhm (0.2 Ohms) resistor rated 4Watts that is designed for use in both through-hole and surface mount configurations. The CMF5533R200FKEB is a four-component dual-in-line package (DIP) resistor, consisting of two long pins and two short pins. The two long pins are connected directly to the ceramic body, while the two short pins are connected to the resistive material itself. The pin spacing of the resistor is 0.100 inch (2.54 mm).

The CMF5533R200FKEB is designed to be either soldered directly to the circuit board or inserted into a through-hole. When soldering, the resistor should be placed in a pre-drilled hole on the board before applying heat. When the two terminals are inserted into the through-hole, the resistor will be secured to the board by either screws or soldering. It is important to note that the CMF5533R200FKEB should not be exposed to temperatures exceeding 150°C (302°F) during any part of the soldering process.

The CMF5533R200FKEB is designed to provide precise, robust power regulation in a variety of applications, such as motor control and inverter control in automotive electronics, frequency and voltage regulation in DC-DC converters, and current sensing applications. The resistor has a maximum operating temperature of 150°C (302°F) and is commercially available in ± 5% or ± 10% tolerance. It is capable of withstanding transient voltages up to 65V and short-circuit currents up to 20A.

The CMF5533R200FKEB is designed to operate on the principle of ohmic conduction. Ohmic conduction is a form of electrical energy transfer in which electric current flows through a metallic conductive material, such as a resistor, in response to an applied voltage. As current passes through the material, it is resisted, and this resistance generates electrical energy losses like voltage drops and increased power dissipation.

The CMF5533R200FKEB through-hole resistor is an economical and reliable solution for power regulation applications that require precise control of current, voltage, and thermal management. Its ability to handle transient voltages and short-circuit currents make it suitable for a variety of applications where reliability and precision are paramount. This type of resistor is also easy to install, making it an ideal choice for amateur and professional electronics projects.

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