CMF5580K000BER6

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Through Hole Resistors (THRs) are a type of electrical component used for resistance to electrical current. The CMF 5580K000BER6 is a THR with a small footprint and high resistance ratings making it suitable for a wide range of applications.

The CMF 5580K000BER6 THR is a resistor housed in an axial form. This axial form enables the component to be easy to mount and suitable for high density applications. It has a maximum rated power of 0.15W, a resistance of 5580KOhm at 1/4 watt, and a tolerance of 20%. It is constructed of a small metal film on a ceramic core and is coated with a plastic case.

The main application field for the CMF 5580K000BER6 THR is signal conditioning for low to high frequency signals. This THR is ideal for high demand or low noise circuits, as it provides consistent performance from -65 to +150 degrees Celsius. It is available in both standard and liquid metal sealed packages and in various sizes and shapes. The standard package provides a tight tolerance and excellent temperature stability while the liquid metal sealed package provides superior protection against environment.

The working principle of the CMF 5580K000BER6 THR is based on the fact that resistance is a measure of opposition against the flow of electrons. It works by providing an obstruction or “resistive force” to the electrons, making them difficult to pass through. This resistive force results in a reduction in the magnitude and rate of electron flow, hence reducing the overall current. By adjusting the region of flow restriction, the total resistance of the THR can be adjusted to match the desired values.

In summary, the CMF 5580K000BER6 THR is a through hole resistor with a small footprint and high resistance ratings. It is ideal for signal conditioning for low to high frequency signals, and is available in both standard and liquid metal sealed packages. It works by providing resistance to the flow of electrons, making them difficult to pass and reducing the overall current. This makes the THR an excellent choice for high demand or low noise circuits.

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