CMF558M2000FKBF

Through-Hole Resistors

Through-hole resistors, also known as leaded resistors, are resistors that have been mounted onto a printed circuit board (PCB) and are formed using lead wires soldered onto the board. Through-hole resistors have long been used in electronic circuits, a practice which continues today.

CMF558M2000FKBF application field and working principle

The CMF558M2000FKBF is an axial lead resistor that is ideal for applications requiring stability and endurance through harsh environmental conditions. It has a maximum power rating of 0.25 watts and is optimally designed for limited applications. This resistor can be used as a voltage divider, resistor-capacitor network, or voltage regulator. The resistor is a through-hole type, meaning it has two metal leads that are inserted into a printed circuit board (PCB) and are then soldered in place.

It works by limiting the flow of electricity to a given rate, depending on its resistance value. Depending on the application, the resistance value of the CMF558M2000FKBF varies between 1.8 to 2.2 MΩ. The resistor also has a maximum working voltage of 500V, which ensures the circuit is not overloaded. The resistor’s operating temperature range is −55°C to +125°C. This makes it suitable for use in a wide range of temperatures.

The CMF558M2000FKBF resistor is designed for applications where a small amount of power is needed and where high precision and accuracy are important. It is ideal for automotive, telecommunications, medical, instrumentation, and other general applications. It can also be used in analog and digital circuits, voltage dividing networks, and current-limiting circuits, as well as for signal isolation and insulation.

The CMF558M2000FKBF through-hole resistor is an essential piece of hardware for a variety of applications. Its affordability, durability, and temperature resistance make it an advantageous choice for a wide range of uses.