CMF556R8100FHEB

Through-hole resistors are amongst the most widely used passive components in electrical engineering. They can be divided into two main categories: fixed (also referred to as non-adjustable) or adjustable (also referred to as adjustable). A CMF556R8100FHEB, for example, is a through-hole resistor that is typically designed for use in high frequency, high-temperature applications.

A fixed resistor is a passive two terminal electrical component which has a fixed resistance and therefore cannot be adjusted. The resistance in a fixed resistor is fixed by the design and volume of the material that it is constructed from. The most common type of fixed resistor is a carbon film resistor, which utilizes a thin film of carbon deposited onto the resistance element. The metal film resistor is also a popular choice and offers a wide range of resistance. Fixed resistors can be used in virtually any application, from low-level signals and current to high-level power sources.

An adjustable resistor, on the other hand, is an electrical component which has a variable resistance that can be modified or adjusted. This can be done by means of a precision adjustment mechanism or by means of a manual dial which allows the resistance value to be adjusted in fixed increments. Adjustable resistors can be found in a variety of sizes and shapes, from potentiometers to rheostats. They are typically used for applications requiring manual adjustment, such as the adjustment of an amplifier’s gain or the control of a motor’s speed.

The CMF556R8100FHEB is a through-hole resistor that is specifically designed for high frequency, high temperature applications. It has an extremely low thermal coefficient which ensures a high degree of accuracy at elevated temperatures. The resistor is constructed from a semiconductor material that has a high breakdown voltage and is encapsulated with a unique composite epoxy and cured to a glass-like finish, resulting in a product that is reliable, strong, and durable. The product is also RoHS compliant.

The CMF556R8100FHEB is a through-hole resistor with a resistance value of 100Ω ± 1%. It features a copper-nickel-zinc alloy termination and an operating temperature range between -55°C to +165°C. It can dissipate 0.75 W of power and has an insulation resistance of 10 GΩ. The resistor also features a low thermal coefficient which is useful in environments where accuracy, precision, and long-term stability are important.

The CMF556R8100FHEB through-hole resistor is suitable for a variety of applications, including high frequency switching applications, temperature-dependent voltage regulation, and small-signal analog circuits. The resistor has become an important component for industrial, automotive, and consumer applications.

In conclusion, the CMF556R8100FHEB through-hole resistor is designed for high frequency, high temperature applications and is typically used for high frequency switching, temperature-dependent voltage regulation, and small-signal analog circuits. This type of resistor is ideal for any type of application that requires stability, accuracy and a long-term reliability.